Surgi Wax Brazilian Hard Wax for Women - Brazilian & Bikini Hair Removal (113g) with Pre-Elipation Oil | Made with Beeswax

I love this product and it makes the process of waxing so much easier for me.It might sound ridiculous to some, but the wax takes most of the pain away for me, as I used to use my epilator to tear my hair from the roots as I like the afterwards feeling..comparing with how it feels when I used to use the blade to shave there.. is much better.No hair feeling that lasts about 2 weeks for me and I wont ever go back to shaving as I cant stand the fact that the hair follicle grows thicker and faster and so on..So waxing is the best for me. At least I know I suffer for a short while and enjoy the benefits for an extended amount of time.Then to just shave every day and then get the itchy feeling when the hair grows back (which is immediately the next day). It is just awful.This wax is perfect for me. My only regret is that it does n`t come in a bigger container. I also like the fact that it includes the oil which I always use before waxing (for preventing the wax to stick to my skin too much..).A small tip that I would give for all the girls out there is: collect the sticks from ice cream (if you do indulge with an ice lolly that is..)I always wash them and keep them for my waxing process :)) It is a great way of not running without these things, as the wax comes only with two and I do throw them away after each use.And yes, I reheat mine and use this wax more than twice..because it is only me using this so I don't see any problem with this. Although I don't exaggerate using it over and over until the end of time..so I might say that maybe I reused my last one for about 7 times or so..after that..I had to order I new one :pSo yeah..my only complaint is that the container is not bigger than that.With me it takes about 1 hour or so to but this is only because of the wax`s temperature. It has to be warm and not too hot to be safely applied on my skin.And because of this I have to reheat it quite often and then wait to cool down if it has too, over and over, which slows the process down.But I am not bothered with this as I enjoy the benefits after. It is completely worth it!The secret is to have patience (not too burn yourself and to take the time to reheat it and wait until this cools down and is the appropriate temperature to go on your skin) and also to expect just a bit of pain (it is natural to hurt just a bit as you pull the hair from the roots).Good luck to you too! :)

Pretty good if you have used wax before, easy to use, may take a couple of attempts. Would say one or two uses, then it's messy and wants throwing out

I've been using this for the past 2 years, time to write a review! The wax is greenish in colour and comes in a round container designed to be heated in the microwave, alongside 2 small spatulas, instructions, and a pre-epilation oil. The container is great, has a good handle and does not get hot in the microwave, so the wax is easy to carry around. The oil is absolutely lovely, you use it before epilating to make sure the wax does not stick to your skin and comes off cleanly when you pull it. You can use the oil after epilating as well to remove any bits of stray wax, if any. The instructions I thought were really, really useful, the only correction I have is the amount of time the wax needs in the microwave. Following them I managed to do the job first try, not having done it before. Make sure you sit on something to catch any drips and at the end dispose of all the used wax (it's a pain to remove from the carpet...). When I started using it, I used the entire tub and it took a bit over an hour, these days I use half a tub each time and it takes me about 20-30 minutes.The results are perfect each time.

First of all it's a TINY pot - even for facial hair alone it won't go far. Secondly, it's just too awkward to use. Instructions say 60 seconds maximum on medium power in the microwave - utter rubbish, the wax at the top is still rock hard. I ended up heating it on full power for 3 minutes, then had to use the spatula to "flip" the wax over in the jar as the bottom half was liquid but the top was still solid. Which resulted in strings of wax draping everywhere. Another 2 minutes - so FIVE TIMES the length of time the instructions say - it was liquid enough to use. But even then, the spatula is small so you can't get much on there and it drags the skin on your face when you apply it. It doesn't go on smoothly at all because it's already going hard as soon as it leaves the pot! When it had cooled down it did take a few hairs off - but certainly not worth all the aggravation. I'll go back to wax strips, thanks - this stuff just isn't worth it.

RIGHT. This worked marginally well around the pubic bone, for getting the worst of it. Baring in mind, I've got a good pain threshold. I have piercings here and everywhere etc. So I'm used to stingy pains and I deal with them fine.ALTHOUGH, the area around the pubic bone wasn't that bad, I would say you're best off going to a salon or something. A lot of women wouldn't be able to get every area on their own, and baring in mind it DOES hurt. It will, you're ripping hair from your body in large amounts. What I would add, is that the closer you get to your lips, the more is friggin' HURTS. I couldn't deal with that. It really began to destroy my soul as I got closer down there and I had to stop as it was making my eyes water. I don't want to repeat that again. So I shaved what was left. (Leading to hair growing back at different times -_-")So yeah, it was okay, it did half a job. You're forced to re-microwave the wax about three times, which is a pain if you're like me and do it in your bedroom and your kitchen is downstairs. You're left to waddle up and down a staircase with no underwear on and a wispy foo-foo. It works.. Kinda. But really, I wouldn't buy it again as it's not worth it. I will stick to shaving.