Which Cirepil Non Strip Wax should be used for Male Brazilian
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This one (Cirepil Blue Wax) works well. I sprinkle a little talc on the area before the wax and use on all areas front and back except for the testicle sac. I am not a professional waxer and understand that they do the testicles, but my hubby finds that area too sensitive and delicate so he just shaves that part.
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Just use the conditioner. The conditioner has the same oils in it along with other waxes to lengthen the protection.
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I don't think I'd recommend that. This stuff is as tacky as modeling clay and getting it thin enough for such a surface area would be really tough. Recommend finding a beard-specific conditioner. For mustache use I continue however to respect this wax. And use it weekly.
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People have differing preferences on car waxes, and you could try this or others. I have long preferred P21S products, including the wax. But just be sure you get a quality wax and not the cheapest. Some last longer than others and some are easier to apply and buff. I would say, however, that you will not be disappointed with P21S.
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I Brazilian wax which uses considerable amount of wax per time and am only half way thru the container. Guessing I've done it 7-10 times so far. So I've been very satisfied. The higher quality and steady temperature of the warmer keeps wax better and you really find that you'll use thinner layers than going thru the re-microwaving process of small jars from cvs or wherever else. I do recommend sally brand pre-epilation and post calming oils. I didn't find the lotion that came with this to be as satisfying. I had plenty of the oils left from small sally jar wax kit. not sure if you can buy the oils individually since I haven't needed to yet.
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Sensitive seems to be a tad better shave. Smell is good. If you use the sensitive posts have balm it is very good. The green stripe in a shaving creme tube is my preference, the smell of that eucalyptus is intoxicating in the morning. The green aftershave is just as good. So try both to see your preference.
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its wax free. you have to put wax on your skin and then put the strip on top in order for it to work
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The Brazilian Waxing Kit is great for underarms, that why I like it so much, very easy to use.
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Yes. I use cirepil and still use a wax collar and they kind of hang in the chamber. It's nice because they don't get too hot by way.
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Never used wax it up before. But suavecito is mostly glycerin and its water soluble. It holds hair texture and style for long periods of time with out it being sticky. Just add a little sprinkle of water and you can remold it again.
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Hello can you recommend what type of wax warmer to use for this type of wax?
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There is NO reason a man can not use the "Quenched" or the "Peppermint" versions of this lip balm as it has NO color and no more shine than if you were to use a regular chapstick or put vaseline on your lips. I have used the peppermint in the past & the smell is really good, nothing wrong with a man having good smelling "mouth". These are great for chapped lips & will help tp prevent sun damage to your lips & the peppermint & quenched are CLEAR - no color.
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Dawn Ultra is what the professionals use prior to waxing. It will fully strip off old wax and is environmentally safe.
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I also hope this info. helps you as well, I utilize products from South America, by way of Florida these are called"CrecePelo", I LOVE this as well as "Brahmi Amla hair oil from India and last but least, the C&B; products from Israel.
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I started using Just For Men Autostop instead of the shampoo-in stuff. It seems to be more natural looking (less extreme color) and much easier to apply. I would go for that option.
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Yup, don't recommend it. Great everywhere else. There is another one I have that works good there, it is narrower. It is a little better, but I think for that area wax works best, quick and less pain.
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As far as I know, the brazillian wax is harder. The other "waxes" are much softer and some arent even wax at all. Some people use wax out of bee hives, sold to melt down into candles usually. And there are alot of home made recipes for sugar based concoctions that get liquid when hot, used as hot wax, harden up and then peel off. I also think the brazillian wax actually comes from brazil. All in all, I found the real brazillian wax difficult to use. hard to regulate heat right, messy to apply, etc. AND if you accidentally get some where you dont want it. HARD to get off. I lost some eyebrow and mustache hair that way! I personally wouldnt buy that particular kit for myself again. But to each his own, right? As far as I know, the brazillian wax is harder. The other "waxes" are much softer and some arent even wax at all. Some people use wax out of bee hives, sold to melt down into candles usually. And there are alot of home made recipes for sugar based concoctions that get liquid when hot, used as hot wax, harden up and then peel off. I also think the brazillian wax actually comes from brazil. All in all, I found the real brazillian wax difficult to use. hard to regulate heat right, messy to apply, etc. AND if you accidentally get some where you dont want it. HARD to get off. I... » Read More As far as I know, the brazillian wax is harder. The other "waxes" are much softer and some arent even wax at all. Some people use wax out of bee hives, sold to melt down into candles usually. And there are alot of home made recipes for sugar based concoctions that get liquid when hot, used as hot wax, harden up and then peel off. I also think the brazillian wax actually comes from brazil. All in all, I found the real brazillian wax difficult to use. hard to regulate heat right, messy to apply, etc. AND if you accidentally get some where you dont want it. HARD to get off. I lost some eyebrow and mustache hair that way! I personally wouldnt buy that particular kit for myself again. But to each his own, right? « Show Less