Nose Wax 100g for Men & Women, Nose Hair Removal Wax Kit with 30 Safe Tip Applicator,Safe, Easy, Quick and Painless(15-20 Times Usage)

I was nervous about using this product, but it was so easy to use, and wasn’t as painful as I thought. It works really well!

Gents- according to my partner who wasn't entirely a willing participant, this only hurts 2 out of 10! That's practically painless!!No horror stories about 3rd degree nasal burning or sneezing wax pellets for weeks, you can't get any stuck if you follow the instructions.The moustache protector is a lovely comedy addition.Don't bother with the microwave method, just put some boiling water in to the plastic cup and drop the wax cup in the top. It melts in no time.Depending on whether you have a cavernous nostril or not, you may have to do a couple of runs in slightly different positions but a minute and a half and a good tug on the stick (I said I'll pull on 3, then yanked it out on 1 :o) and not only will those pesky nasal hairs will be out, but the follicles too which means they won't grow back for a good while. You don't need to throw the stick away. Just wipe it off straight away and you can reuse it (up to 3 times per nostril - possibly more!) they probably need binning after that.Ladies, this is so much fun!! It may not exactly relight the embers of a waining relationship but you will come to view your man's bogie bunkers as things of beauty, and he will gain a nasal prowess the likes of which he probably hasn't experienced for decades.It's a fusion of personal grooming and entertainment and is so much cheaper that zorbing!

Took the plunge with a kit after years of using tweezers. I’m a middle aged man who has started sprouting hair everywhere where I don’t want it! These take a bit of getting used too but once you’ve got the knack they are very effective and pain free.

My Mrs has been at me for years to get a waxing kit for my nose hairs rather than just using the trimmer attachment on the shaver so after a bit of deliberation, I opted for this one.it arrived and, with my daughters help, we figured out what to do.The instructions were not bad, but, as with anything, it's always good to familiarise yourself with what's what before making a mistake.Everything went well during the trial run so, wax heated up I went for the first attempt.What I will say is you may need to put a bit of trial and error into the sticking this things up your shnoz because, for me, the first attempt went a bit wrong, I really didn't think it would pull the skin off!anyway, a second attempt more recently has shown me the error of my ways and I hope that the little bit of follow up knowledge with prevent anyone else getting the same results.I dipped the sticks into the wax and then rotated them to get the globule right before poking them up my hooter and letting them settle.What I SHOULD have done was stuck them up my conk and rather than let them sit there and cool down, I should have moved them around a bit in order to centre them in the old nostrils before letting them solidify.This meant that one side was resting against my hairs, the my right nostril got stuck to my skin and when I yanked them (they need a proper good tugging, grab them and pull them forwards and down, not just straight down) the left side came out perfect while the right side decided to leave most of the hairs still attached to beak while also removing some of the skin, leading to a fair bit of bleeding.But don't worry, it stopped after around 3 hours and I was able to touch my hose a few days later.But you know what they say, practice makes perfect and the second time around was so much better.This particular kit is going to last for years as I'm now braving the pull once a month.It doesn't hurt, well, not to me anyway, but not everyone has the same levels of pain tolerance.Don't let a child do it either as they have grip as weak as a little girl and the things don't come out.You have been warned.But once they are out it's amazing, very cold with winter coming up but it's easier to shave without getting errant hairs in the way.I'd thoroughly recommend this product.For the removal of nose hairs.I'm not sure if ears are also compatible but I'm not that sort of guinea pig.

For years it’s been a combination of tweezers, nail scissors and trimmers to attack the nose hair, but after trying this I’m never going back! It was a bit fiddly working out what to do at first but now I’ve done it once, I’ll have no problem next time. I tend to irritate or tear my skin when plucking and trimmers never seem to manage to do the job fully, but this stuff just yanked the lot in one small tug and my skin / nostril was absolutely smooth after. I took the plunge and attacked my new problem of ear hair, that started sprouting 3 or so years back. Best thing ever! I had no idea there was that much hair in there and had obviously been missing loads blindly attacking them with tweezers n trimmers. I cannot go back now, I’m sold - it’s a little fiddly but still easier, quicker and much more effective than any other method I’ve tried. - FYI if you’re going to do the ear thing, tilt your head down and to the side when popping it in and wait a few seconds, you don’t want that dripping into your drums, (it sticks and hardens enough very quick for it not to drip in no time though)

Great wax quality, easy to use, very effective

This worked wonders on my nose hair.. can't say the same about my ear hair though, followed step by step, when pulled out the ears the wax stayed inside and now I have spots of wax attached to hair in my ears that I can't get to, DO NOT USE FOR EARS

This is a surprisingly high-quality kit! Easy instructions to follow, it just works as it should