Lycon LycoJet Lavender Wax Stripless Hard Wax 1040ml

I fell in love with this wax the first time I used it at the spa on a luxury cruise ship, and I honestly don't think I can go back to cheap wax after this. It is incredibly effective, especially on stubborn hair, while still leaving my skin feeling surprisingly good afterward.I love that it's a hard wax, so no strips are needed. It's easy to work with, grabs the hair really well, and doesn't leave my skin feeling unnecessarily irritated. I use it exclusively for my upper lip, lower lip, chin, and eyebrows, and it has become a permanent part of my routine. One unexpected bonus: I've noticed that it sometimes takes off a few blackheads along with the wax!I've also used it successfully on the bikini area and underarms. I have done both areas myself a couple of times, but honestly, I prefer having someone else do those areas for me. 😂For me, this is one of those products where the difference between professional-grade wax and cheaper alternatives is immediately noticeable. It works, it's easy to use, and my skin looks and feels great afterward. Absolutely worth it.

Very good product, lasts a long time and smells really good too

Good wax, it's what my professional waxer uses.

Has a medicinal smell, like a faint tiger balm. Not getting any lavender. I grow lavender and make lavender syrup so I’m pretty familiar with the smell.I have a small wax pot and usually use wax beads that make a soft, thick, opaque goo. I usually have to go over areas at least twice and it doesn’t usually grab finer hairs (like most of my leg hair).This is very thin and runny, and it’s brittle if you try to apply a thin coat. I found it helps to add another layer immediately after the first so I can pull it off in one piece. Initially I did a very thin layer and I was just picking off hard little pieces.This wax gets everything and if you have a lot of very fine, dense hairs it’s worse than ripping off a bandaid. I didn’t have a problem with my armpits at all but after testing my legs and a bit of my jawline I was done experimenting. When I took it off my jawline I’m pretty sure I saw my life flash before my eyes. I’m sure it says somewhere on here not to put it on your face but I didn’t read it and if I had I probably would have tried it anyway.It is messier than wax beads, since the consistency is thinner. There are drips and strings of wax all over and I was trying to be careful by spinning the stick over the pot for a couple seconds (letting it cool off and thicken up a teensy bit). It also leaves little bits of wax all over if you aren’t careful about the edges when you apply it. You want to keep the edges pretty thick. If they’re thin and transparent they won’t get picked up with the rest of the wax and it’s hard to get all the little pieces off.

I would say if you are purchasing this for a salon that has a huge wax warmer it would be fine, but this is not good for individual use. It comes in one huge solid block and made a mess everywhere when I opened the package. The purple color dies whatever it touches and was a pain to clean up.