Wax Necessities Hard Wax Beads Natural 2.2 Pound

I've been buying this brand for years. My favorite is the yellow natural one. I suggest you read through each different color carefully in the description specifications and details to find one that is a good fit for you. as all of them are for different areas from face to body. Also explains the hardening time of each one.

This is my favorite wax from this brand ! I typically buy in bulk from their site but whenever I’m in need and need it fast I turn to Amazon! I’ve been waxing professionally for 3 years and this by far is the BEST WAX EVER! Picks up everything, doesn’t take long to dry and doesn’t break!

Sticks very well! So well I had a hard time doing it. So I'm about to go on vacation and so I thought I'd wax everything...EVERYTHING. And so I was excited to be hairless. I had heard that hard wax was less painful. I don't know how painful soft wax is, but I don't want to find out. I decided to do it while my husband was asleep. I get out the pot and the wax and the sticks and tested it on the back of my hand like I was told. I then think of the one place that had the thickest and most hair...my privates. So then I put on the wax and grab the tab I had made for myself. I couldn't do it. I couldn't pull them. I thought this is it I'm going to have these on forever. So I wake up my husband and I tell him I need some help. So he has to beg me to pull my hands away and he finally gets me calmed down enough to get to them after I'm pinned to the ground. He ripped them off in one pull, my hero. Hurt so bad I screamed and probably alerted the neighbors. Then I think I can do my legs (husband already back asleep) and I put the wax on my leg and...I still can't do it not even on my leg. So I wake him up again and same thing happened. Being pinned to the ground and desperately grasping from the strip so he doesn't pull it. He pulled it but this time in my panic I had raised my head at the same time he pulled and I got punched right in the kisser. I ended up bawling on the floor and he didn't even get all of it so it had to happen again. And now after all those tears I will be going to a professional and eating the $140 it cost to my stubborn hairs.

For someone who has been waxing her body (legs, Brazilian, lip, arms etc.) at home for the past 5 years using waxness brand, and has very coarse, dark hair, this natural version is the best ive tried. It’s transparent, even when it dries so you can see the hair as you’re waxing. It’s definitely less painful to remove than other versions of hard wax (although any type of waxing comes with some pain) and doesn’t leave my skin too red and blotchy afterwards. It’s also more efficient at removing the hair the first time around so you don’t have to go back a bunch of times to remove hairs that were missed. Especially on the knee area which can be a pain sometimes. It dries super quick like within 10-15 seconds and can be a pain to remove if you let it sit for too long as it can crack. I have found the best time to remove it is when it’s still warm but not sticky. It also works best when it’s heated on low temperature. I have a life stance wax warmer and I have the temperature set between ‘on’ and ‘160’. One negative I will point out is if you touch the wax while it’s liquid, and it gets on your fingers, it can be a pain to remove and it gets a bit sticky so just be careful. If you do get it on places you’re not waxing, just wait for it to dry to remove. Will be buying again, I’m very happy with it!

I once used the Sally Hansen brand wax with the matching warmer. It was so far the best wax I'd found. You had to develop an 'art' for using it, but it worked, it didn't burn, it didn't stick to your skin. I've had some terrible experiences with waxes over the years! But then Sally Hansen discontinued their wax line! This wax was recommended to me by someone who was trying to find a new source for heated wax. I was weary- it's so cheap by comparison! But I took the plunge...The bag of beads I received filled a glass milk jug to the top- way more than I anticipated! I cleaned my wax warmer out completely and set them in to heat. They melt quickly and efficiently. The warm wax is a lovely gold color akin to honey. It has a mild sweet smell. It applied very easily and cooperatively. The old wax was very liquidy-drippy when hot and dried very quickly into a crusty solid mess, so you had to work with finesse. This stuff stayed agreeably thick and even when cool remained pliable and peelable; no gooey drips or breaking chunks! The one blob that managed to drip on the counter (only because I got distracted) peeled right off with no fuss. The old was would weld to things and have to be chiseled off! Everything I heard about the wax was so far true! It left no funny smell or residue on my skin, no stickiness. So the last test; allegedly you didn't have to trim longer hair before waxing with this brand. I will attest to that! Very few broken hairs, very little discomfort, no wax getting matted up in long hair... Just apply and pull. And it all comes out. I'm totally thrilled!

Feels cheap and breaks pretty quickly, making the pulling part pretty painful. I switched back to an old brand I use, though more expensive, because this brand kept breaking and felt cheap.

As a professional wax tech who has tried over 15 waxes to find the perfect one, I can honestly say this wax is the one I’ll be sticking to. I’ve tried multiple kinds from this brand and believe this one has by far worked the best. I waxed 3 areas today and didn’t need to use a tweezer once (with the exception of a pointed tweezer used on an ingrown). I’ve gotten best results when using - a pre cleanser, corn starch to protect the skin before every time a wax strip is applied, first applying in the direction of hair growth and removing opposite of hair growth, reapplying corn starch, and then doing a reverse clean up strip which is applying in the opposite direction of hair growth and removing toward the direction of hair growth. I also have not experienced any skin lifting with this product as long as the skin is prepped and a barrier is created with powder. It’s a very easy wax to work with and dries down fairly quick - maybe 20-30 seconds. I also didn’t have any strips crack in half!