When I started intimate waxing, I used Clean and Easy Brazilian Hard Wax and tbh, I was reasonably happy with it for a couple of years. Interestingly, I think Clean and Easy changed the formula during this time, because when I first started using it, it sometimes went brittle, then I suddenly started having the opposite problem, it was taking ages to set! However, when I attended the first Geeky Waxing Workshop in July last year with Axiom, I converted to Perron Rigot. I started using Euroblonde non strip and Green Tea strip on a regular basis.
I had problems with Thalgo though... very often, my order would arrive incomplete and I found this incredibly frustrating! I wouldn't have minded so much if they had told me a product was out of stock, because then I would have been straight on to it, sourcing from another supplier, but waiting a few days for an order to arrive to find half of it missing... gggrrrrrrrr!
So, a few months ago I switched to Reference, which I have to say, is incredibly similar to Perron Rigot's Essential Rose and Eurose, except that it is lavender scented.
One of the things I liked about Perron Rigot, over Clean and Easy, is the fact that it comes in pellets. It is so much easier to keep topping up rather than worrying about how much you have left in your tin and having time to melt a whole new tin. Reference also comes in tins, although they are full rather than empty and you can also buy it in bags for topping up, so that's perfect.
Other brands of non strip wax, I have yet to try, are Lycon and Depileve. Both new generation, so probably both equally as good as PR and Reference. And I am also looking forward to trying Berins, am starting to succumb to the hype and now can't wait to get my hands on some :green:
For roller waxing, I use Salon Systems. I find although it's a honey wax it has a creamy consistency. (If that makes sense! It doesn't harden too quickly.) And for strip I'm currently using Hive Gold. It's economical and does the job. Although, again, I'm looking forward to trying Ease as it sounds like it will be good for speed waxing, i.e. to cover a large area at a time.
Happy Waxing Geeks
