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09-05-08, 07:47 AM
"Say no to tubes"????!!! How come?!
I worked with the Australian BodyCare system for 2 years, and I wish I could afford my own now! I love the convenience of tube waxing, it makes life so much easier. And it's so much more hygienic than any other method. But we're all different, aren't we Incidentally, I agree that roller wax isn't a replacement for pot and spatula (However, tube wax IS a convenient replacement...but I would say that!). I have a feeling the hemp and honey is clean and easy, but im not positive XX |
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09-05-08, 08:48 AM
For a year I looked and looked for a professional organic wax - can't be found, but I did find this MOOM Organic Hair Removal Products for Women. I think there might be a few geeks who use these. I decided not to the reason being I like using hot wax for brazilians etc
I settled on Escential wax - aromatherapy based - the rose hot wax in AMAZING. |
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09-05-08, 09:34 AM
Hi I would just like to add that I find the Clean & Easy small applicators very precise for eyebrows. Everyone has their preference. I only use hot wax for underarms and bikini's because of the wax rather than the roller application. Brazilians would be more tricky but underarms and basic bikini's can certainly be carried out with ease with a roller.
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