Nad's Brazilian and Bikini Wax

Okay before you begin, chuck those funky shaped templates they are as useless as tits on a bull. It took me a couple goes to get the hang of this product, but now that i am used to it it is my go to when i'm feeling too poor to pay for a brazilian (which is most of the time) or need to tidy up my bikini line last minute for the beach. Once heated up it goes on well, and removes all the hair with ease. I only do it in small sections because I'm a total chicken. My biggest peeve with this product is that you have such a small window of a couple minutes to wax with it before it cools down too much and needs to be reheated! So I spend half the time running between the microwave and the bathroom with a partially waxed fanny! The scent is yummy, but now I just associate that smell with stinging pain which kinda ruins it. The packaging is basic and easy enough to use but would be perfect if Nads came out with a warmer you could sit it in. I know veet came out with the spa wax kit but I found their wax formula crap compared to this Nads one! It is a much less painful and more effective alternative to strip waxing and as an at home hair removal remedy i would highly recommend this product.

I found this product sticky and messy to use. It was really painful and did not remove all of the hairs. I would not recommend this and would not attempt to use it again.

Is it just me or is this the hardest wax to use ever! Heating was really inconsistent, a molten centre and solid edges. Once melted it was way way too hot and then as soon as it starts to cool it solidifies very quickly. Making it very hard and painful to pull off. It was really hard to spread evenly and pulling it off, it came off in small bits. Got to be one of the most painful waxes ever, just not worth it!

On opening the box the wax pot looks and smells like a fragrance candle, minus the wick. The templates are basically stickers that you apply, using the orange stick provided to fine tune the hairline.

The instructions say to microwave the wax and apply with the lolly sticks, but I found I had to extend the heating time and wait for it to cool significantly, and by the time I had applied half to the area required, the wax had got too cold, and left me wandering back to the kitchen to re-warm it wrapped in a towel (luckily I had the presence of mind to try this whilst my family was out!)

It was not easy to apply around your curvy areas, and pulling it off left some bruising the first time I used it, although I believe this may have been my technique.

I persevered with the treatment over a period of months, but by the time I got towards the end of the pot, the plastic container also melted in the microwave - making a mess that was not easy to clean up!

As with other home kits, I have found that the wax creaks apart and leaves little red spots around the bathroom, these are also not easy to clean off, you have to chip them away once they have dried. Overall I wasn't happy with the product, it didn't seem to get easier with practice.

Heat it as instructions say and leave it to 'fuse'. Super hot at the bottom and still hard/soft on the top. Its very inconsistent and painful to use. It often breaks apart, or when you waited the time on the instructions it stretches so have to wait longer and OUCH it hurts worse. Would not use again for at home Braz just terrible. What they need to do is put a heat sensor like the ones they have for the warm wax cloth strip wax. Trying to keep it at the right temp is hard, cools fasts and come solid very fast. Never recommend to anyone

I tried using this product as a first time waxer, it was terrible. I opened the box and immediately the popsicle stick is broken. I then tried to heat it in the microwave for 1 minute, it didn’t melt it even a little bit. then I put it in again for another minute. Heated but really stretchy and sticky so I put it in for 40 more seconds. It was a good temperature but cooled down after like a minute. I applied it and pulled it off (which was not as painful as I thought, but I have nothing to compare it to) and 90% of the hairs were still there!! I gave up after a couple more tries and tried to take of the wax residue using the aftercare wipes which is basically a Kleenex with a small amount of oil in it which didn’t work at all. The only thing that worked was coconut oil and a flannel. I definitely do not recommend!!!!

I found this was really annoying to use and unpractical. I probably wouldn't use again and it caused a-lot of pain due to wax getting stuck and not coming off with the wipes they provide in the box