This works to stop my glasses from slipping down my nose. I do have to clean it off and reapply it a few times a day because I have very oily skin.

Much better option than using "Super Glue" or getting the bridge of my nose pierced! OK, I'm joking, but due to a facial injury about 40 years ago, complicated by a recent broken nose, my glasses would not stay in place to line up my eyes with my prescription progressive lenses.

After the break (right between my eyes) healed, I had purchased new lenses and frames, lightest possible, and adjusted them for months to get the best possible fit. As soon as I would start moving, facial oil, and perspiration would make my frames slip so that I couldn't do any fine, meticulous work without constantly repositioning my glasses. Using a headband made the bridge of my nose too tender to use two days in a row. (Likely due to scar tissue at the most recent break site.)

Reading in bed or in my recliner were acceptable, but movement made it impossible to focus well. During those times, when movement was necessary, "Nerd Wax" gives me a reprieve, so I can use both hands for the task, and my glasses stay in place. If I have to reapply, I either wash my face, or use an astringent pad or alcohol to remove facial oil, clean the nose tabs on my glasses, and reapplication is good for an hour or more of activity.

I love my plastic frames, but have always had issues with the plastic hurting my nose after wearing them for a few months. (I live in a desert environment). I thought about buying the foam adhesive stickies, but they always come off after a few days. Now, I am wearing my frames with no issues at all. I love that I am using up less wasteful products and replacing them with a natural wax product that won't end up in a landfill. The wax is nice and thick, but won't show when you put on your frames. I will be buying this product again once I use it all up, but I don't expect that it will be anytime soon. I apply a small bit every few days and can go a week at a time without needing it.

Seems like it does a decent job of keeping the glasses up; although it doesn't last all day (especially in hot or humid environments). I'm just not sure if this is any better than a small stick of beeswax, which can be purchased for probably 20% the cost of this. Bottom line, it is relatively expensive, and there are possibly other products (pure beeswax sticks) that can do the job for much, much cheaper, but it does a fairly decent job of keeping the glasses up.

I was very skeptical, but it really works. I live in a warm climate and with makeup, my glasses are constantly sliding down my nose. Not with this stuff and it lasts all day! I was pleasantly surprised and a very happy shopper. Definitely a keeper.