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Sassy32

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I'm new to waxing and so need a wax heater for strip and non strip wax. Can anyone tell me if there is any difference between the Hive 1000cc heater and an identical looking one which doesn't have Hive written on it. I'm very confused!!!!!
Thanks xx
 
I'm new to waxing and so need a wax heater for strip and non strip wax. Can anyone tell me if there is any difference between the Hive 1000cc heater and an identical looking one which doesn't have Hive written on it. I'm very confused!!!!!
Thanks xx

They may look the same but they are not the same quality going off the experiences I know of them. A friend of mine has hive wax heaters and the pots you are referring to and the non-hive pot have stiff controls... and hey don't maintain the temperature as well as the hive ones do.

You may be lucky and get a good one.. but for the minimal difference in price, I would recommend going with the Hive wax pot. I have been using 3 hive heaters now for 5 years and have not had a problem with any of them.

JMO.. :hug:
 
Thanks for that, if I hadn't looked closely i wouldn't have known they were different. Just out of interest where did you get yours from?
 
Thanks for that, if I hadn't looked closely i wouldn't have known they were different. Just out of interest where did you get yours from?


I have bought mine from both Ellisons and Hive directly in the past. I have just purchased another 1000w from Hive as I need another extra pot with being so busy with my waxing.
 
I have two 1000cc heaters from Beauty Express and one 1000cc from Hive. They all work as well as each other, you just need to get used to setting the temperature to the right level for your wax.

Mat
 
I use Hive as you know, so just see who is doing the best deal on 1000cc. xxx
 

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