How is this used without strips? What do you use to pull the hair out?
1716530
It gets hard itself let the wax in your skin for 10 seconds and the wax will get hard then you just pulled it
1716531
No strips are needed. When the wax is warmed you can easily smooth it on the area to be waxed using wooden disposable blades. DO NOT double dip the applicator due to bacteria exposure. ONce the wax has cooled, it will harden and is easily removed same as a strip. Hope this helps..... :)
1716532
The heated wax, when spread on the face, firms up within less than a minute and can be peeled of by lifting one corner with your fingernail, then pull off quickly.
1716533
The canister is placed in a wax warmer, purchased separately. Wax is heated, then applied a small section at a time, with a wooden spatula, also purchased separately, left on fora minute or so, then removed by lifting a small edge and quickly pulling. Not painless, but works very well. I have only used on facial hair and usually my daughter actually does the waxing on my face. Good product.
1900495
Is the best tool I have found for cutting and pulling out loose hair. I have a long hair white cat and her hair can get matted as she is so big she can't reach her upper back and it gets knots. I try to brush with this tool daily as the more you do it the less likely you will hurt her by untangling the hair. It loosen hair but does not cut. Once loosened the hair is drug out by the De-matting tool. Best tool I have found.
588958
It's not mandatory but very useful. Doesn't have to be fancy. I use hair clips from the dollar store.
635406
I wouldn't use it unless your hair was straight, if you watch a couple of videos on how it pulls the hair through it would work best straight, as well as it would jam up less. Unless mine is combed smooth and straight it tends to jam. Curly hair will just kink up and get snipped off even if it's not a split end.
243000
I don't remember it striping my hair. I do not suggest buying this product to produce more hair tho. It doesn't work. Or didn't work for me.
856380
You bend it, it is a spring around it all...that is what grabs hair. And roll the two ends as you place on face where you want to get rid of hair. Roll gently back and forth, the spring grabs hair..and takes it out.
1195704
Yes, spray detangler on a comb or brush. Holding the top, carefully brush to untangle. Now you will lose some of the curl, set you curling iron on its lowest setting and recurl. You can also put in rollers. Really very easy. Don't be scared. Good luck!
170201
Honestly I don't use the razor they provided... Tried it both ways and just didn't do much. I pulled it off and attached the razor I normally use with tape and it works swimmingly. (Requires water and shaving cream)
541838
I have fairly thin hair, but a lot of it and it is long. I use it mainly to detangle after showehr before blow dry. I can't get a comb through wet hair without this.
1742988
Also, don't allow glue to build up, remove it every time u redo it. Use surgical spirit to remove glue or some other type of glue remover. The build up is the only reason it may not last unless you sew it in to preserve the hair. If you sew in try not to cut wefts. You should have it for years it doesn't shed too much. Hope that helps.
1464025
The hair is attached by small toupee clips. You lift your hair and clip on near to your scalp and then cover with your natural hair.
1122919
Loose hair should be picked up easily by the main vacuum. There is a special attachment for the hose that is a type of rubber scrapper that helps dislodge hair from fabric.
845275
You do not need water. You could use water, if you want, but it is already a liquid and personally I think it works better without it. I just comb out my hair and apply as much or as little as I want (You'll figure out what works best for you). You don't need to work up a big lather but make sure to saturate your scalp. Then massage it into your scalp and gently work it through the ends of your hair. If you have too much lather, just squeeze it out gently, but you can leave it. Gently pat your hair dry with a towel and dry & style as usual. I don't use hair spray or other products, so I get by with a small amount of no-rinse and don't need to re-apply. Adjust to your own needs. You'll like this stuff! You do not need water. You could use water, if you want, but it is already a liquid and personally I think it works better without it. I just comb out my hair and apply as much or as little as I want (You'll figure out what works best for you). You don't need to work up a big lather but make sure to saturate your scalp. Then massage it into your scalp and gently work it through the ends of your hair. If you have too much lather, just squeeze it out gently, but you can leave it. Gently pat your hair dry with a towel and dry & style as usual. I don't use hair spray or other products, so I get... » Read More You do not need water. You could use water, if you want, but it is already a liquid and personally I think it works better without it. I just comb out my hair and apply as much or as little as I want (You'll figure out what works best for you). You don't need to work up a big lather but make sure to saturate your scalp. Then massage it into your scalp and gently work it through the ends of your hair. If you have too much lather, just squeeze it out gently, but you can leave it. Gently pat your hair dry with a towel and dry & style as usual. I don't use hair spray or other products, so I get by with a small amount of no-rinse and don't need to re-apply. Adjust to your own needs. You'll like this stuff! « Show Less
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It doesn't come out without shampoo...but you only use a little, and it isn't stiff at all...so u can just rework it with a bit of water between shampoos. I have gone a day or two between shampoos.
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I clean the tip of the handheld unit using a very small cleaning brush that came with a hair trimming kit. It's perfect... and I use it to clean the tip after each use. Otherwise, I can see the tip getting really dirty and clogged with the dead skin that's been suctioned off. If you don't have such a cleaning brush, perhaps you can use some sort of small cosmetic-type brush with slightly firm bristles. In addition, I also use a cottom pad with alcohol to disinfect the tip of the handheld piece, every other time I use my machine. I hope this response helps.
1504491
AND if you wrap it, please use gauze and not tape so the hair won't pull off. Good luck.
308180
No, you don't need strips and it comes with two wooden sticks to get you started. This is nothing like the wax strips you buy; no sticky residue and does not hurt to pull off like the strips. Buy it, you won't be sorry!