Hot Wax in a Mug

Worst at-home wax I have ever used. Heating it on the stove is a mission and when the wax starts to cool down it becomes lumpy and it turns out to be a very messy process. For R72 its an ok price but I will never waste my time or money on this product ever again. The dischem brand wax is far better and cheaper

This works real well but you need to heat it on a low stove or it gets too hot. You need to watch the temperature. I let it melt about half-way and lower the temp on the stove or completely off. I then melt the rest using the heat of the stove or already melted wax that is in the mug. Test on your inner arm before using on your body.

It hurts, it hurts a lot. It's messy and can burn a careless user like me. No, I will never buy or use it again. No thanks!

I found this product to be a very affordable version of waxing in a salon. It was simple to use and the instructions were pretty clear. It removed the hair perfectly and I was really impressed with the product. The only down fall I had with it, which isn't much of a big deal was I found that the hot wax cooled a bit too quickly and things can get a bit too messy. But always keep newspaper and baby oil in handy. I would recommend you give this product a try because one box of this wax costs around R90, and is more than enough for two half leg waxing which I think is more than enough for the price you're paying.

Just tried this and its awesome
Playing with wax can be messy and you have to work quickly before it hardens, but, overall it really made a huge difference in removing the hair.
A good buy