Wow! Just get them!
Who knew waxing with a small metal spatula would be so great?<br />Why does this matter?<br />I’m no stranger to self waxing. I’ve mostly used microwaveable waxes with wooden applicators. In case you were not aware, waxing is messy, even for a person who tries to be meticulous and keep things neat while involved with this task.<br />Let me take a moment to get this out before I go any further ... Bwahahahahaha<br />Ok.<br />I recently treated myself to a wax warmer because I wanted to wax larger areas and not have to run to the microwave frequently. Since the warmer pot is metal,the spatula can be scraped and kept reasonably clean during the waxing process. This also means that the wax on the spatula is not hardened and inhibiting the hot wax application (if you keep up with it).<br /><br />The Nitry Gritty...<br />- You are not wasting time! I cannot stress enough that time is something once spent, can’t be recovered. It’s precious!!<br />- You are not struggling to apply wax (as much as that’s possible)!<br />- This is small enough to allow quick, controlled applications in multiple areas while you wait for it to cool. Then rip away!<br />- Small enough to do parts of the face, but not under the eyebrows.<br />- Enough control to allow what you choose for size, direction, thickness and a little thicker pulling edge with minimal struggling. Tapered shape is very helpful. Not a flimsy product, very well made.<br />- Perfect to use with a wax warmer because the metal pot heats the metal spatula and makes cleaning it so much easier!<br /><br />If anyone is wondering, I used this with Kolua Wax (hard) sold here on Amazon. Click on my name to find my review of that product and others.<br /><br />I hope this review was helpful!
Rating: 5 stars