Nose Wax Kit for Men and Women, Nose Hair Removal Wax with 100g Nasal Hair Wax 20 Safe Tip Applicator, 10 wooden Applicators,10 Containers and 10Moustache Stencils As a Christmas Gifts

The Nose Wax Kit for Men and Women is a game-changer for anyone looking for an effective and easy way to remove nose hair. This kit has everything you need, including 100g of wax, 20 safe tip applicators, 10 wooden applicators, 10 containers, and even 10 mustache stencils—an unexpected but fun bonus, especially if you're gifting this for Christmas!The instructions are clear, and the process is surprisingly simple. The safe tip applicators make it easy to apply the wax precisely, and the removal is quick with minimal discomfort. The wax works perfectly, removing hair effectively and leaving my nose smooth and irritation-free.I also love that it’s suitable for both men and women, making it versatile and an excellent gift idea for anyone looking for a practical and quirky present. Overall, this kit is a must-have for easy and hygienic grooming. Highly recommended!

The only bad thing about this product is that once you've removed all the hair from your nostrils, you'll be sad that the fun is over.Can't recommend enough. It's dead easy to use, unbelievably effective and leaves your nose looking as it should be, hairless and normal - not hairy and weird.God has a weird sense of humour as a man's eyesight deteriorates, his nasal hair grows more abundantly. This product is the great leveller - sorry God, last laugh's on you!!

Well priced and does what it needs to do just don’t overheat the wax or you could easily get burnt

It’s great, just like the barber shop one, even smells the same.Maybe use a YouTube tutorial or similar though because you might not quite get it right the first time if you use too little or too much // don’t wait long enough for it to stick.Also it DOES NOT hurt with one firm pull. It only hurts if you try to pull it slowly.I’d recommend trying though especially as it avoids potentially getting it at a barber shop for everyone passing by to see.If it’s useful to know I use mine with a FULLY HEALED septum piercing and I’ve had no issues.

Well,Been shaving my own hair off recently and therefore don’t go to the barbers, thus meaning my nasal hair doesn’t get waxed anymore.The shaver is not great, so thought I’d give these a go!Open the box and find some moustache stickers.Wondering what on earth that are there for,I read the instructions,’only to discover that they are moustache protectors.Great, one less thing to worry about.So I follow the instructions, very easy to follow along with,Melt the wax, stick the moustache sticker on and away we go.Easy right?Then you wait your 2 mins, go for a pre-pull, only to discover the wax has unfortunately seeped down underneath the sticker that is supposed to protect your tash from wax, and has formed what can only be described as a ball like concoction of hardened wax and tash hair.Give the other side a pre pull and find this side is far worse!Pulled both out, very very satisfying to see how much hair one can gather inside their nostrils,But also devastated to see these big round sections of skin glistening with blood where my moustache should be.Great bit of kit, but please do take care around any facial hair you may have and want to keep.

Let me start by saying that using the Nose Waxing Kit was an experience—one part practicality, one part hilarity, and one part, "Wait, am I really about to microwave wax and stick it up my nose?" Spoiler: I was, and it was totally worth it. Within minutes, I went from "hedge-like nostrils" to "fresh and aerodynamic."Here’s the genius of it: I simply nuked the wax in the microwave (move over, popcorn), dunked the applicator, and followed the instructions—which, by the way, were so clear even sleep-deprived me couldn't mess them up. Moments later, with a deep breath and some questionable life choices, I had a clean nose so smooth that even a jet engine would envy my airflow.Now let’s talk results. My confidence went through the roof (because, let’s face it, no one likes nostril peek-a-boo hairs), and those results lasted a glorious 4 to 5 weeks. Unlike shaving, which just gives your nose hair a little trim and leaves you in a never-ending growth cycle, this kit went full-on "pluck from the root" mode. You could almost hear the tiny hairs cry out, "This isn't the life I signed up for!" before they surrendered.Pain? Look, I won’t lie—it’s not *nothing*. But honestly, if you’ve ever accidentally walked into a doorframe, this feels like a walk in the park by comparison. It’s a quick zap, and then you’re too busy admiring your freshly groomed nose to even care.Now the kit itself—it’s like the Swiss Army knife of nose grooming. You get 100g of wax, 20 wax applicators, moustache templates (for those rocking glorious facial hair), cups, a measuring cup, and even a user manual that doesn’t read like stereo instructions. It’s foolproof. The wax is made from some magical natural formula, which means it’s gentle, unscented, and unlikely to spark any "burning hair meets apocalypse" situations.Would I recommend it? Absolutely. Not only is it practical, but it also makes for one of the quirkiest yet genuinely useful gifts out there. Who wouldn’t appreciate the gift of clear breathing and no nasal embarrassment? It’s now a staple in my grooming routine and has earned its place in the “why didn’t I buy this sooner?” hall of fame.Final thoughts? You won’t just have a cleaner nose—you’ll gain an oddly satisfying new hobby and maybe even a funny story for your next party. Just promise me you won’t Instagram the process, okay? ✨👃✨

Very difficult to work with I won’t be using again. I’ve played around with different temperatures but there are problems at every point. On high heat, it breaks too much upon removal, making it very messy and annoying. On medium heat it’s too stiff to apply smoothly. The best work around I’ve come up with is to use a medium high heat and apply super thick, but I’ve literally had to use half the bag just to do my lower legs and armpits and even then it’s still not an easy process, it’s just extremely impractical and I wouldn’t recommend.