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waxing

anamcarame · 2011-10-16 17:50:03

I am looking for a recommendation for a home waxing kit. Something you can melt in the microwave maybe. Have any of you tired waxing at home? Not sure which wax type to use hard or soft wax with strips. :D

16-10-2011 6:50pm

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I am looking for a recommendation for a home waxing kit. Something you can melt in the microwave maybe. Have any of you tired waxing at home? Not sure which wax type to use hard or soft wax with strips.

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I wax at home but not with a jar/melty situation, I'd undoubtedly damage myself that way. I just use the wax strips, the ones that come with the wax already on them and you just rub them to heat them up. Pretty easy, but I have to cut the strips up small to get a faster pull on them (hurts far less and leaves less hair behind).

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