I have loved Nads for years. Ordered again recently and the product is the same quality as it has been. It takes just a bit of practice to get used to the application, but it works well.

note to self: review written by my wife...
when waxing eyebrows for first time ever...........
more is not better...
first of all............
step one....warmer wax is good.....however when it says microwave wax for 15 seconds...... its best to take note of actual time on clock and not "GUESTIMATE".....
i apparently am not spock... and i am guestimating my guestimate was off by at least fifteen seconds.....but in my defense i was distracted by the cat walking past and farting... making my eyes water and my vision too blurry to accurately see the digital clock as those seconds counted down...
step two.... applying warmed wax.......i guestimate iskipped the part of the instructions that said.... TEST THE TEMPERATURE of wax before applying in case you accidentally lather boiling napalm to your face....
step three
step three occurs after the screaming stops and you have enough of your wits left to attach the cloth strips to your face............. having now effectively blindfolded yourself because you didnt have the foresight to think..."one at a time" .........
step four
grab the cloth strip and remove rapidly...........
there is nothing in the instructions to prepare yourself for this phase............
there is no youtube video of some middle aged menopausal loon attempting this for the first time.... and there is no warning about wearing hearing protection to prevent yourself from being deafened by the screaming noise that erupts at EXACTLY
the same time as the cloth defoliates the monobrow shrubbery that has been clouding my vision...and of course my impromptu screaming from the bathroom caused the sleeping dog to erupt in loud and sudden barking.which sent the previously napping cat into a fit of panic to leap without looking onto the safe refuge of the toilet seat..... had i remembered to put the lid down... it would have been a safe refuge.....which sent him leaping back out of the toilet.now wet and around my ankles.
meanwhile im looking at my eyebrows.......on the cloth strip...
im not panicking.
judging by current rate of menopausally induced hair growth they will be back by tomorrow anyway....
i really need to send these manufacturers an email to add a few warnings to their product.... for the stupid and inxperienced people like myself....
the only warning on the label was ...DO NOT USE ON GENITALS
really?...........you have to WARN people not to apply napalm to their GENITALS?............
having read thaat i dont feel like quite the STUPIDEST person on the planet now.....

Ok...I'm going to chalk this up to quarantine boredom experiment. I've never waxed my legs, but decided to try it. I've waxed my brows, lip, and face, but never appeared my legs. I've had things lasered as I'm obviously part cave-woman. I thought waxing wouldn't hurt too bad. But oooh!!!! This sucker hurts!

I was shocked after my first strip was peeled off that I still had skin left on my legs. The wax stuck really well and it pulled up most of the hair. The tough part was to self-inflicting the pain to myself over and over again. Waxing over the shins was most painful!! My son started crying because I was yelling out in pain. I had to huff and puff like the freaking big bad wolf in between wax strips because the pain was so bad. I think this could be used as some horrible form of torture.

The cotton strips that came with it are resuseable but after rinsing them once I still had half of my legs to do. The damp cloths didn't work nearly as good as when dry. I guess if you have big legs like me you need to get more strips that what comes in the box. The cotton also shredded on reuse/wash and when waxing with reused strips there were threads unraveling on each pull.

The product smells ok, comes with a little lotion and some pre-wax cleansing wipes. Overall it did the job, but I'm thinking this will be my last at home leg wax because the pain was too much.

After hearing me holler my husband got the bright idea to have me wax his back. I washed all of the strips and went to town. The wax pulled out most of his hair but skipped over some of the shorter ones. I'd say this definitely works better on longer hair.

My Covid waxing experience was interesting. It hurt more than it was worth, but was ok after my legs went numb and got over the worst parts. Now there is no way in heck Id put this anywhere near the private parts! Goodness no! I think arms would be doable, not the fragile lil armpits though. A small area like lip or eyebrow would be good.

Be warned you might want to take a shot of something strong before getting this wax on!

I've used this product for many years (since I was in my early 40s, so I'd say roughly 20 years), and I've only used a razor on my legs maybe a dozen times in 20 years (when I waited too long to take the time to use Nad's). Typically, I don't use anything else but Nad's. It took a little practice, and it was a little uncomfortable in the beginning, but I quickly learned how to do it with ease, and I always love the results. It removes the hair easily, and my legs are as smooth as can be. When the hair starts to grow back, it comes in softer and lighter than after shaving. There is never any razor stubble a day or two later, and, in fact, it takes a week to 10 days to see any hair growing back in. Bonus: I've been using it for so many years that the majority of each leg doesn't have much hair growing back because it's been pulled out by the roots for so many years. Hint: your skin needs to be clean, dry, and oil-free, so exfoliate first, rinse off, dry thoroughly, and apply. It also won't work if the cloth strips are even a little wet. Some reviewers said not to use the microwave, but I've never had any problem using it for 15-20 seconds and stirring the gel around to even out the heat in the gel, but warm/hot water would probably work just as well. Like another reviewer said, if it's not working, you're doing something wrong. Also, although the cloth strips do fray a little around the edges, it certainly doesn't prevent the product from working.

Ok, so I got it cuz I was COVID bored. Let me tell you ladies, don't wax your whole no no place. It hurts like a mother. I've done the bikini line before and it's uncomfortable, but not painful. So I figured, what the hell, let's do the whole thing...... no, not a good idea and I'll never do that again Once I started, I had to finish, otherwise it would've ended up looking like those babies that only grow a tuft of hair on the top of their head 🤣. But, toward the end, I couldn't get myself to pull the trigger. So, I had to I enlist my fiancé to help rip it off. He thought it was hilarious, but me, not so much. That was about 6 months ago. Since then, I have reordered another tub, and I use it as hair management on my bikini line and it seems like the hair is not growing back as thick. The longer you use the wax, the more you get used to it and the less it hurts. I need to order another tub so I can do my fiancé's back..... he wanted it, just saying. So once that's done, I'll have him write a review on how that was for him.