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Reddit mentions of Nad's Body Wax Strips - Wax Hair Removal For Women - All Skin Types - At Home Waxing Kit with 24 Waxing Strips + 4 Calming Oil Wipes
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Nad's Body Wax Strips - Wax Hair Removal For Women - All Skin Types - At Home Waxing Kit with 24 Waxing Strips + 4 Calming Oil Wipes. Here are the top ones.
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Easy All-In-One Wax Kit: No heat, no mess, no fuss! Everything you need to quickly remove unwanted hair in one boxReady-To-Use Hair Removal Strips: Just rub, peel and go! Perfect at home, on the go, or travelingEffective Hair Removal Wax: Salon-quality formulated with natural beeswax for strong adherence; removes even the shortest hair by the root; keeps your skin silky smooth and hair-free for weeksFlexible Wax Strips Hair Removal: Shapes softly to body curves; perfect for back, shoulder, arms, legs, brazilian, bikini area, underarms, armpit, stomachCold Wax Formula: Gentle on skin, tough on unwanted body hair! Suitable for all skin types; dermatologically tested, hypoallergenic and fragrance-free
Specs:
| Color | GREEN,WHITE |
| Height | 7.85 Inches |
| Length | 3.8 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | September 2012 |
| Size | 24 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.1 Pounds |
| Width | 1 Inches |
For me, it's pretty easy to do it on my legs, underarms, and the outer and upper bikini areas. But it's nearly impossible for me to wax the lower part (labia majora) on my own. It's best if you pull your skin taut while waxing, which is kind of hard to do on that area of the body. That part is also just super sensitive, so I always end up psyching myself out if I try to do it on my own; that's why I like having somebody else do it for me. They do it quickly and just get it over with. Plus they get the butt strip too, which is hard to get on your own.
If you do decide to do it yourself, I would recommend using the pre-waxed strips (like these) that you just rub to warm up, then apply. I've found that they're much easier, cleaner, and less painful than both stripless wax or the kind where you apply wax then the paper.
I hope this helps!
Edit: A quick word of advice - don't use something like Nair before or after waxing!! I made that mistake once, and ended up with blisters and scabs all over my bikini area. Not sexy!
Have you ever tried "Nad's?" They are at-home heat free wax strips. They work pretty well.
http://www.amazon.com/Nads-Body-Wax-Strips-ct/dp/B000NQ4JGM
I'm part werewolf so I use these alot :)