Veet Wax Strips With Easy Grip

I do not recommend this same brand that says “Professional”. Instead, I highly recommend this one specifically because the grey box that says “Professional” hurts and the adhesive is not great. However this one, works great for me. I see why others would say that the adhesive needs to be improved, but I do not believe that it is too bad. I would say that this product is also pretty affordable.

I cut them down to size for the parts of my body that are smaller instead of buying the smaller ones as well. The wax is a great quality. Please NOTE to buy baby oil or baby gel due to the fact that the wipes that come in the pack is not enough to remove the wax.

Works well in legs. Easy to use. Not messy. I can use one strip a few times.

Works as expected. Not as good as waxing but the hair does not grow as fast as shaving. My skin did not itch or felt irritated after.

Doesn’t stick to the skin! No matter how much you clean and dry the skin. It sucks.

I use these on my legs and they work really well (like everything comes off the first time and I don’t have to wax the same spot over and over). Good way to save money and skip the salon

So easy to use

I’ve been using Veet ready to use wax strips for years. This is definitely the best brand out there, but not perfect. Sometimes the product separates from the strip causing it to be stuck to my skin and difficult to remove. It’s not the strongest grip and doesn’t remove hair perfectly, but works pretty well and gets the job done.

Worked great. Used it yesterday on my legs. Today skin is smooth. I would recommend growing your hair out more than you think you should. Mine literally hadn’t been shaved in a year lol so it was long enough that the wax didn’t miss any hairs. I already ordered another box to keep at the house for next time

I love these wax strips. I spent a lot of time and money going to salons for many years and started doing it myself about 7 years ago. It's really easy once you get used to it. I recommend going to have it done professionally several times in each area to work out the best strategy. General tips: 1) prep area with baby powder, baking flour, etc. Anything that will dry out the area and keep the wax from sticking to your skin. 2) Smooth wax strip on WITH the direction the hair is growing (armpits up, bikini line down, legs down, etc). 3) While holding your skin taut with one hand, rip the strip back and off quickly in the OPPOSITE direction (do not pull it UP) 4) Feel free to do it again in the same area with the same strip to remove leftover hair and wax, if it's not too bruised or painful. 5) apply a cold, wet compress to the area (I use a wet washcloth with ice wrapped up inside) and hold for 30 seconds or more. This not only feels good and cools but will reduce the inflammation and reaction. It will also prevent bruising if your technique wasn't perfect. 6) apply a thin layer of hydrocortisone cream to reduce reaction and red bumps, 7) use the oil wipes they give you in the packet to get rid of any leftover wax bits, and keep skin from sticking. You can also use a fragrance free sensitive skin lotion (like one you would use on your face, such as oil of olay, or aveeno). 8) LET THE AREA REST. Do not apply tight clothing, deoderant, or any other product on the area that might irritate it. I recommend waxing before bed to allow the skin to relax and heal over night (free of clothing or wear loose clothing). Good luck! The first time was not great, but figured it out eventually! The ice compress trick I learned at a salon a few years ago and it really helps a lot. It reduces the pain and reaction a lot.

Works as described

This product is absolute horrible. First: it does not really work. Especially not on short hair (I tried it or the first time with hair of lenght ca. 2 mm) and literally nothing happened. So I‘ve let it grow a few more days. The result was a bit better than, but still not good. Around 50% of my leg hair got removed. Second thing: after showering, using lotions and soap I still wasn‘t able to remove the wax. If you wear jeans or something after it, lint will stick on your legs. Good thing when you‘re going to a party later, where you want to wear a dress (like I did) (Ironie off) Third thing: it feels sooo horrible on the armpit. It really hurts a lot hours after you used it. And also didn’t work there. I don‘t understand how anyone could rate this product in a good way. Do yourself and don‘t buy it. (I usually don‘t write negative comments as everyone has got a different flavour, but this really made me angry)

They work pretty much as described. I only need them for a small area so I think they’re a fast and easy way to wax. It took me 3 minutes from start to finish. I received them 10 minutes ago, I used them and now I’m writing a review. It was that fast. However, if you want to do a bigger area like a leg I think they won’t last very long. I had been using the warm up liquid Veet Oriental Wax which I love because it’s water soluble but it’s a hassle warming it up, washing the strips, etc. The strips work just as well and I was done very quickly. I barely had any residue left but the other reviews suggested using oil and so I dampened a tissue with grapeseed oil and cleaned the area and was good to go. It’s my first time but I probably won’t go back to liquid wax, it’s only advantage being you can contour with it better.