Schick Hydro Silk Sugar Wax Hair Removal Roller With 10 Reusable Strips & 2 Serum Sachets, Womens Waxing Kit, For Sensitive Skin, Rinsible With Water, Microwave Safe

Heats up in no time. LOVE the reusable sheets and that they wash off very easily without using super hot water. I keep the wax in a hot cup of when not in use to prolong the wax at the correct temperature. This saves me from having to go back to the microwave. It is a great product that I will purchase again and again.

I like how easy to use the roller, you can see through the container so you know exactly what you are getting. The box that the product was in was smashed in and one side was completely open revealing the product. Regardless of that, instructions and product were intact.

I tried the Hydro Silk Roller Wax in the evening after my shower, and it was much easier to use than I expected. The roller design made it simple to apply an even layer, and it wasn't messy at all. I liked how smooth it felt on my skin, and it didn't leave too much residue. The scent was light and not overpowering, which made the experience more pleasant. Removing the wax was quick, and my skin felt soft afterwards. Overall, it's a convenient option if you want at-home waxing without the hassle. I received this product for free from Topbox Marketing for testing and review purposes.

Be sure not to store it in any position other than upright. It will leak everywhere. Other than my own blunder, I really like this product. It’s easy to apply %26 prep. I recommend using the stovetop heating directions opposed to the microwave. I especially like that it’s easily removed with water if you are sloppy with it.

Pros: it’s convenient, quick, and far less messy than wax beads. I like that the strips are reusable and you can easily rinse the stickiness off of your hands with water. Not too abrasive to the skin. Cons: it doesn’t work well. I followed the instructions to the letter and unfortunately I was unable to wax barely anything after three tries. The lid is also kind of annoying to use. It leaks quite a bit once it’s heated up.

I grow very fine hairs throughout my body. some think but mostly fine and it DID NOT grab hardly anything. you will burn your skin more trying to find the correct texture than actually getting the hair! I have had better luck with the small hansan was strips.

Tried it on my chin, my upper lip and my cheeks where the hair is pretty grown out, long enough for waxing. This stuff barely grabbed a few hairs and I tried for a good half hour and I had it really warm. No wonder it’s so cheap, you get what you pay for. Don’t waste your money, get real wax instead

I followed the directions just as directed, making sure there didn’t seem to be any deformed areas while microwaving for 60 seconds. As soon as I took it out to follow step two which is to gently shake it, it exploded in my microwave. Thankfully because my microwave is up high it missed my skin, but it was all over the microwave itself.

I followed the directions, TO A T, I have done waxing before so this didnt seem too difficult. Absolute worst product I have ever handled, and that is saying a lot. I would not recommend at all. My skin feels awful, hurts, and I eventually just gave up after a while. The hair in the area I was waxing isn't even fully "waxed". DONT FALL FOR IT.

Idk if I'm just using it wrong (which if so I was following the instructions completely) I boiled water and then let it simmer while the wax was in it, I made sure it wasn't too hot before I applied it, I followed the instructions and added the strip. I pressed down on the strip and pulled it off against the hair growth. The wax came off onto the strip but without any hair. I spent $17 on this (with tax and shipping) for it to not even work.