Hard wax?
Looking for an amazing hard wax to fall in love with! Any suggestions? I have tried a couple of different waxes but I am not married to one yet. Please advise.
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Permalink Reply by Tiffany Carmona on
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I have already put in my order can't wait to try it! Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Melissa Wykes on
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I'm also looking for an amazing hard wax, and have ordered samples of Berodin, Cerapil, and Lycon to try. But I'm also looking for a great wax pot for hard wax. Any suggestions there? Amber, what pot do you use with the Berodin?
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Permalink Reply by Susan Ferguson on
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Berodin is my choice too. Great wax! Clients love it.
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Permalink Reply by Christine Abbott Morrison on
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I like the Berodin blue also. I find it very easy to work with. However -- I just took a class in sugaring from Alexandra (a company that also supplies the sugar paste, etc.) and I really liked that. It takes a little while to get used to it, but I think it's ultimately as easy to use as hard wax and you can use it everywhere on the body. It seems to last longer than wax and it's easy on the skin. You might want to at least check it out.
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Permalink Reply by Tiffany Jent on
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I a huge fan of Starpil wax. I have 23 years of experience in waxing and can definitely tell you this is AMAZING and affordable. I have clients on just their third brazilian and have stopped growing hair in patches. The hair returns a super fine almost velous hair quality. The cartridge system is amazing as well. You cannot go wrong here for sure!!! Start with the blue or seaweed. Once your clients begin growing thin fine hair, you will have to get the green. ENJOY!!!
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Permalink Reply by Crickett Enos on
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Beelicious PIna Colada and Pumpkin PIe hard waxes are amazing. Pina Colada is a non-polymer hard wax and Pumpkin Pie is a Polymer Hard Wax. Both are great with all hair and skin types and remain pliable for a great hair removal. www.beeliciouswax.com
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