BLUE Stripless Hard Wax Beads Bag 14.11oz / 400g

Ive been waxing at home for a few years and at first, I just used whatever beads came with the wax warmer. I tried a few different brands as they popped up but I finally did some actual research and this brand usually came out on top for consistency, not cracking, getting most hair per strip and the price was pretty average. I got a smaller bag at first, to try and I was not disappointed. It melted down pretty quick, the consistency is wax obv but it seems like it has a gel like texture too? It goes on easy, it sets pretty quick and IDK how but it definitely hurt less than other wax brands I tried. Also, even if I put it on too thin, it doesnt crack. It has some elasticity to it, which is also really nice. If there are any bits left behind, which so rarely happens, they wipe off right away with a little bit of finishing oil. And I am obsessed with the color for some reason lol

CIREPIL BLUE (Hard) WAXThis Cirepil Blue Wax (hard, no cloth strip wax), is a GREAT wax hair removal choice! It easily heats and melts quickly. Application takes very little skill, and is very forgiving if you make an error during application, so it is easy to go back and correct by applying more wax where it is needed. The wax applied in a liquid pliable form, goes on to surround, and then harden around the individual hairs, then easily lifts and removes those hairs of varying sizes, to leave a smooth and hair free skin area. Because, this wax is applied directly to the treatment area without the need to use cloth strips to then remove the wax and hair, a little bit of wax goes a long way, so this wax lasts a long time. You simply heat the wax to melt (the general method is somewhat as follows: test the wax's heat to ensure that the temperature is skin tolerable, think baby bottle warmth test, if it is too hot for the inside of your wrist, then it is too hot to apply to remove hair), and then apply a thin to medium coating of wax, to the treatment area of about 2-3" at a time, applying the wax against the grain/growth direction of the hair, the allow the wax to cool and harden, and then working from the edge of the wax, lift a corner of the wax, grasping the wax while pulling against the gain/growth direction and also holding and stretching the surrounding skin taunt/tight, in one smooth quick upward motion, remove the cooled hardened wax, removing the hair with it, immediately applying pressure to the treated area for a count of 10) versus other wax types where you must apply the wax, and then you have to go back and apply a strip of cloth on top of the wax prior to then being able to remove the wax, and the wax remains tacky throughout the entire process, so the success of hair removal is hit or miss. The Ceripil hard wax is by far more successful at overall hair removal using fewer applications, less wax, less time, and therefore causing stress to the individual being treated. When using Cirepil blue hard wax in conjunction with a numbing treatment, the entire waxing process is quick, efficient, and almost pain free.= PROS: =* Easy Application* Forgiving of mistakes, easy to correct, just add more if needed in an area• The liquid to solid process gives you greater control of the wax application area* Liquid application surrounds individual hairs, hardening to a solid wax grasps hairs tightly for removal* Less technical skill needed to successfully perform waxing process* A little wax goes a long way, so Wax Supply Lasts longer* Takes Less Supplies = Less Expense (No Cloth Strips)* Hard wax is easier to remove, making removal creams and oils unnecessary for excess wax removal* More successful removal of hair with fewer applications* Less time spent on clean up tweezing* More successful removal of hair at root results in:* Longer times between waxing* Smoother treatment area* Fewer hair regrowth over time= CONS: =• Can be difficult to consistently source the Cirepil blue hard waxI absolutely recommend purchasing this product, and do not believe that you nor your clients will be disappointed with either the process or the final hair removal results you experience.

I’ve been waxing my own eyebrows for a couple years now and I’ve tried so many waxes and they never pull all the hair out and always seem to break and don’t even get me started on the pain, saw this wax and decided to try it and it fantastic! It pulls all the hairs and you don’t have to go for a second pass. It doesn’t even feel painful that I even did my own sideburns (obviously it’s painful but not as painful as with the other waxes I’ve used)

It's a good wax. It's more of a gel like formula. It does a great job at getting hair. My only hiccup is how hard it is spread out. I go through this one a lot more and get less done. It's a good starter wax.

I’ve been doing my own waxing (brazilian, legs, arms, underarms, face) for over 20 years now since teaching myself how to do it in college to save some $$. I started with the pioneer brand from the infomercial called Nads, then I found a water soluble wax from the brand Nair at Walmart, then moved on to the Gigi brand from Sally Beauty for many years, to discovering Cirephil. I’ve used the paper strips, muslin strips, hard wax, as well as different types of warmers. I’ve had quite a few trials and errors, and learned from experience what worked best for me and what didn’t. One day a little over a decade ago, I was in a pinch and needed an impromptu brazilian wax appointment and booked a last minute one at a beauty salon. It was the most painless and fastest brazilian wax I had ever experienced. I asked the beautician what brand she used and she said Cirephil. I immediately looked it up on Amazon, bought it, tried it myself and never bought any other brand of wax since then - even if it was half the price or more for the same amount of wax. Nope, not doing it. Once you get into your waxing groove, you will find that Cirephil’s formula allows you to remove the most amount of hair in an area, with the least amount of strips, and with the least amount of pain. It also feels good to the skin. It’s almost like that paraffin wax that you can get with a pedicure, it feels comforting (as much as it can be while ripping your hair follicles out). I have recommended this brand to all of my friends who have asked me what I recommend to use use for waxing since they know I haven’t owned a razor blade or used shaving cream since high school, and they have thanked me.HACK: To save a little $$, I reuse the wax. It’s such a great quality of wax that you can reuse it and it still performs as if it were new. Please note this is only if the reused wax is ONLY for YOU. Obviously, if you’re using the same wax pot for someone other than yourself or if you have clients, you should always use a new strip with a new applicator from a new, clean pot of wax. What I do is: I have two separate warmers with two separate pots for the wax. When I wax my face, or arms or legs where the hair is a little finer and doesn’t really get contaminated, I use the new, clean wax from the “new” pot for those areas. I then put those USED wax strips into another pot marked “used”. I then use the “used” wax which will melt together again when warmed, for my brazilian or underarm wax, which after that use I would then dispose of. So I essentially get to use the wax twice before tossing it for good, and a bag of wax beads has lasted me twice as long. It may sound kind of gross but it still works. Remember to always clean the area you are going to wax. I also like to swipe the area generously with some toner that has a little bit of alcohol in it using a cotton round to remove any leftover oil or dirt before applying the wax. Then finish by applying azulene oil to the skin after you have waxed.

Bought this wax a month ago and have used it twice. The first time I think I spread the wax on too thick and didn’t really put pressure on the wax while applying and that is why it ended up not working as well. The wax needs to adhere to all the hair in a thin strip, so try to press down as you spread. I had never waxed, only shaved my armpits, so my hair was growing in multiple directions and I wasn’t able to get all the hairs.I watched some tutorial videos to prep for my second wax and it made it so much easier and less messy.Second wax was yesterday and I did my eyebrows, armpits and full Brazilian wax. This time was much better! I used smaller application sticks and spread the wax more thinly, and made sure to pull when the wax was still pliable. Take note that for facial hair that is fine you really don’t need much wax at all, and to keep the strip thinner than on coarse hair. I didn’t even need to stir the wax which was a real time saver. The results were excellent and I believe it will last a long time. My hair is finally all growing out at the same time and in a predictable direction.This brand is one of the best on Amazon. For the price you are getting a great quality hard wax that can be used in any warmer. It is great for sensitive skin and you do not need to use baby powder beforehand. Also when you’re done waxing you won’t need aloe vera gel or any soothing gels because it calms your skin the moment the wax and hair come off your skin. Cleanup is a breeze too.Anyone who wants to learn can master the art of waxing at home. I do recommend having it done once or twice by a pro (I did), because it’ll clue you in on how they apply it and the temperature you like. I bought the wax and a wax warmer to save money and wax at home. If you have the time and inclination to learn a new skill I highly recommend this wonderful wax!

Look, I’m a beginner with aspirations to be an esthetician and wax other people for a living, but right now, all I got is myself. I’ve tried three different brands of wax so far (including this one) and I have to say this one is by far the best. I started with the Gigi brand and hated it. It was super painful and cracked on my skin the entire time. I sometimes had to resort to cutting the wax off my hairs because it hurt so bad to pull.. Then I tried the brand Wakse, which honestly was pretty good. It’s a bit on the expensive side for the amount of beads you get compared to this, but it’s very beginner friendly since it has its own microwaveable wax melting cup. Although, I had heard a lot of good things from the Cerapil wax so I wanted to try it. HOLY MOLY. I love this wax. I bought a decent wax warmer and I no longer take 2 hours waxing myself in the bathroom. I do my underarms in two strips total and pluck the strays. I also do my own Brazilians and they’ve never been easier or quicker to do. This wax picks up hair wonderfully and has NEVER broken on me. I also honestly think that it’s helped my waxes be less painful. It would take me a long time to wax before because I would have to take breaks, especially doing a Brazilian, but now I can do it in under 45 minutes. Keep in mind I am still learning and someone else doing it for you can definitely do it in under 30, but I think this is a really good wax for at home and professional waxing.

Works great in terms of ripping the hair off without much damage to skin. I still have to go over 2-3 times to completeley remove all hair. I guess that depends on practice. I have also observed blood spots sometimes when i rip it off too hard. However on my asian skin, it does not do so much harm. For people with sensitive skin or if you have not tried this by yourself before, this might be a problem though.I have used the white wax before and I didnt find the blue one any different from the white one even though i read many reviews that blue one is better.I just do the smaller parts of my skin with this so this will be enough for me for another 6 months. But if you do hands and legs with this, it might just last for 2 or maximum 3 months.The one technique that i have learned over the time with using this wax efficiently is that you can apply a very thin layer of the wax and it will still come off clear with all the hair stuck to it. But for that you need to pull one edge of the applied wax with the wax stick. This will ensure that the wax comes off clean and nice.I have also observed that it also pulls off all the dirt on the skin entirely along with it and leaves your skin soft and looking cleaner.Overall I love this wax as I can use it at my own convenience and time and costs me much less than what i would pay at a salon. Earlier with the wax can, I had to wait for more than 2 hours for the wax to completely melt. But with the beads, I just take a quantity that I would require for a one time use and I can use it within 15 minutes of melting time which I really like.

Lovely to use wax, comes off easily, holds the hair firmly for removal.

Really good quality waxing beans

Great wax! Doesn't break when waxing, easy to use and almost painless. Arrived quickly

WAX received is unfit for use

It has very strong adhesive property which is something I am not liking. The colour is blue so you can't see how many hairs actually it removes. White colour wax would have been better