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02-02-09, 11:28 AM
I bought some Mercia strips and they were dreadful. Small and flimsy (as ZoZo says), and horrid to use. I use Clean and Easy wax so use their strips which are large and substantial. As for spats I use the mercia ones as they are a good size and they snap cleanly in two, lengthways, for lips (in both areas, ahem)
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03-02-09, 11:41 AM
I loved Hive's spatulas and strips. Still love their spatulas but have recently found some strips I'd never heard of before called "Deo" in a small independent wholsesalers in Cardiff, and fell in love with them
So it's still Hive spatulas and Deo strips for me now! |
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25-02-09, 09:49 PM
I'm with you i've been using deo strips for a few years now from my local wholesaler. I find the fabric ones the seem to have a higher thread count and the paper ones i use for facial waxing are nice and flexible.
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26-02-09, 03:16 AM
I purchase 100% unbleached cotton or muslin in large rolls from the local fabric store and cut my strips to meet my needs. I also buy bulk boxes of spatulas from ebay.
That said, I recently purchased one of the Lori Nestore's large wax spatulas and the non-woven fabric and they are amazing!!! |
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26-02-09, 08:15 PM
I tend to always stick with just wax strips as they seem much wider than the other fabric ones I've used in the past. Spatulas though, I've used some really crappy ones... lol, that just bend and snap pretty badly... I just tend to put my order in with the wholesaler and use what I' get given! I'm going to try some of the Lori Nestores ones now... never heard of them but I'm going to look them up now!!!!
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26-02-09, 08:56 PM
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You then wipe them with a tissue and clean in the usual way. Remember that the solvent is just removing the wax and not cleaning them. xxx |
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27-02-09, 09:50 PM
I use perron rigot strips cos they are wide and comfy for me (if you know what I mean) and I use roller wax normally but for hot wax I use mercia spats (possibly cos that is what they had a Sally's at the time) however I was in Capital recently and I found these stunning tiny spatulas which are tapered at one end specifically for brows and lips and I LOVE them! I find that as they are shorter they are easier to use than splitting the big ones. I have quite small hands so I think this may have something to do with it! I highly recommend!
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27-02-09, 10:14 PM
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For facial waxing I use the clean + easy petite waxing strips as Im lazy and can't be bothered to cut the big ones up. I use the abc tube system so only use petite spatulas for brows/lip again I buy the clean + easy ones. Like wax its personal preference, I hate with a passion the muslin strips and haven't used them for years, could never get one with them. |
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28-02-09, 02:25 AM
There is nothing like a non-disposable spatula for soft wax. Yes this means you have more than one and they are more expensive than the other, but you don't throw them out and they are lovely to spread the wax, easier and faster with a better application.
As far as strips go: pellon or non-woven are more expensive but if used properly you will use very few which now makes them not expensive per treatment. And again...so lovely to use! |
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