Welcome to Perfect Chaos. My name is Stacie D. Wyatt. I am a published poet and writer. I review books and products. I also host giveaways.
I also have two kids: 21 years old and a 10 year old. My oldest is Autistic/ADHD and my youngest is global developmentally delayed with autism, adhd, seizures, sleep apnea, and more.
I enjoy writing about the ups and downs of parenting two differently-abled children.
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I received Ajoura's Waxing Strips, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The waxing strips also came with wax wipes to remove extra wax, reduce irritation, and moisturize skin.
To use: you warm a pack of strips up with your hands, then peel the strips apart. You apply to your skin, press firmly for 10 seconds, then rip in the opposite direction. You can keep reusing strips until the wax is no longer sticky.
I normally shave facial and body hair, but shaving causes irritation, even witth shave gel or a shaving bar.
I used the wax on mustache hair and chin hair. I just started waxing, the other week. I did have some pain and skin irritation but the chin hair was removed, while mustache hair required more work.
You can check out my demonstration in the video below.
You can purchase the strips, using the link above. The strips are prime-eligible.
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I recieved the Ilansley Wax Warmer in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I been interested in the wax warmer kits for a while. I never waxed before. I normally shave or pluck body hairs.
The kit comes with the wax warmer; wide application sticks; small application sticks; pre wax treatment; post wax treatment; 3 bags of aloe vera wax; and a bag of jasmine wax. You also receive a pair of gloves and wax collars (to protect wax from spilling all over).
The aloe vera wax is for coarse body areas, while the jasmine wax is for more sensitive areas, such as facial hair.
I watched youtube videos on how to wax properly. One blogger, who also reviewed this product, said to warm up the wax to 240 degrees, so the wax can melt faster, then turn the temperature down to 160 degrees for application use.
Then, start applying. I have not been a fan of the rip off quickly method. Scares the day lights out of me. I took my time learning how to wax. What I learned was that small, thin strips are best and easier to remove. I can rip those off without too many irritation issues.
When I did bigger, wider strips, they was harder to remove, whether I ripped fast or slow. Another thing, I learned was when I re-waxed areas, the pain was easier to bear.
You can also reheat the used wax. Since this is my warmer and no one else will be using it, I think it is ok.
I was able to use the wax on my legs, arms, and facial hair. The facial hair, I felt, was the worst to remove. It took a few tries to remove most of my mustache and chin hair. I may try again since it should be easier, the next ime.
You can purchase the warmer, using the link or ad above. The wax warmer is prime eligible.