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(6 customer reviews) 4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Fantastic product and great seller to deal with,
April 3, 2008 M. Burchett "summer_luv" (NC) - See all my reviews
I was so pleased with this product and the business transaction with the seller. When I run out, I will make sure to order again from this seller and this seller only. Best money spent!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Great results after some practice!,
January 3, 2012 Chris - See all my reviews
This review is from: GiGi Strip Free Honee Wax (Misc.)
I've been looking for an effective and longer-lasting hair removal method and I think I've found it! GiGi Strip Free Wax is great because it's versatile, easy to use, and relatively inexpensive. I'm Asian and have pretty fine hair. I've tried home sugaring systems like MOOM, which worked on coarser hair but couldn't pull out my fine hair (like on the eyebrow or upper lip).
It's super easy to use:
1. Microwave the container
2. Spread the wax on with a popsicle stick in direction of the hair growth. Make sure the area is dry. You can use cornstarch or baby powder to dry the area if you don't want to buy those waxing prep products.
3. Roll up a little tab on the edge of the spread wax (the tab is used to pull the wax off)
4. Wait for the wax to dry a little (but is still somewhat pliable)
5. Pull off the wax against the direction of hair growth. You want to wait til the wax is dry enough that it will come off in one piece. If you wait too long, the wax...Read more
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
My Waxing Secret,
October 16, 2011 mkphotogirl - See all my reviews
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This review is from: GiGi Strip Free Honee Wax (Misc.)
A coworker complimented me on my eyebrows and asked where I get them done. I told her my secret... I do it myself with the GiGi Honee Wax. Once a week, at my own convenience, I heat up this little tub of wax and pull out the sticks to apply. It's fast, easy, not very messy. The more I let the hair grow in, the better. But obviously, sometimes you just can't get away with that. It's not going to grab the short hairs, just like any other wax. You may have to go in an pluck in between or to clean it up a bit. That's what they do at salons, also, except you don't have to worry about salon prices or tipping if you're doing it yourself.
Beware, you CAN burn yourself. Don't get the wax too hot. Keep it at a honey consistency, if you overheat it, it'll be thinner. Let it cool down before you apply.
Beware, you may break out. Don't use it right after a hot shower where your pores are all opened up. Or a good workout, for that matter. Wait it out.
Beware, you...Read more
