AVAII Nose Waxing Kit for Men & Women-Nose Hair Wax Kit with 50g Nose Wax,10 Wooden Spatula, 10 Noustanche Stencils and 20 Applicators-Quick,Easy,Painless Nose Hair Removal Wax kit (10-20 Times Usage)

Takes every hair it connects too… I have used these twice and they are brilliant! Warm the wax up, put up nose, grit teeth and yank. I always think my nose is going to get ripped off…Had a little swelling the second time round it’s that good…hair free for 6 weeks…

I have this done in a Turkish barbers and it doesnt hurt much, this one hurts quite a bit more! Does the job though!

My nose has less hair than when I started. What more could I want?Got sick and tired of tickly annoying hairs. Warm it up, pop it in, yank it out. job done! No fuss.

Works well, painless hair removal. Much easier than using tweezers, no watering eyes or pain using this product. Good for ears too

Instructions were confusing

happy with the results

This is a cute little kit. The wax is alright and it melts ok in the microwave. It’s a good little kit for anyone who doesn’t have their own wax pot, is in a rush.I can’t imagine why it’s so heavily marketed for men? Is it an act of encouragement?I ordered this because I HATE the plucking. I’d really rather Hollywood any day than pluck nostril hair. Sneezes! But… So here we are trying this.The applicator is fine as good as any of the others. Heavy on the plastic though and I’m not sure why? It is what it is. You get everything you need to wax your nostrils in one sweet little kit. The wax is fine, hair removal occurs- you still have to pluck though.Box says it’s ‘painless’. Yeh guys waxing is painless. 😉Overall for a quick dunno manly ‘tidy-up’ the kit is grand. If you’ve got your own waxing set up then you only need the applicators and honestly non plastic ones would probably be better.

If you've ever used hot wax for hair removal then you'll have no problem with this kit and you'll already know the tips and tricks. If not, then don't be afraid, it's really not that horrific. I must say, it works extremely well, even if I did have to finish off a couple of stragglers with my tweezers.Wax melting method is a matter of choice. Mine would usually not be the microwave as the temperature can carry on rising, but I was in a hurry and couldn't be bothered to faff about. Incidentally; if you or your girlfriend has a wax melting machine, I'd suggest using that, only you will end up wasting a lot of wax beads.So, I placed about a heaped teaspoon of wax beads into one of the supplied pots, added just a tiny splash of water and microwaved for 60 seconds. There's a lot of room here for judgement as it will depend vastly on the amount of wax, the amount of water and your microwave wattage. Only you can master that part. So, wax melted but what about the water? I just poured it out and the wax stayed in situe. I gave it a good stir until it started to thicken again, suggesting that it was now cooling. Once it was thick enough to stay on the tool, I managed to twirl some on (a bit like loading up candfloss). I gingerly put it up my nostril as instructed (read the manual, it's in good plain English, brief but informative). I hadn't really loaded enough wax on this first attempt, as I discovered when I quickly pulled out the tool. I was expecting some pain, or for the insides of my nasal passage to be turned inside out but to my relief it was quick and painless. As I had been a bit nervous with my first attempt, I'd not really accomplished as much as I should have, and as it didn't hurt me, I put the pot straight back into the microwave for a second attempt. This time I got the consistency perfect, loaded up the tool and managed to completely fill my nostril with wax this time. I left it for the maximum of 2 minutes before the dreaded yank! I was sure I'd pull my brain out this time. Nope, just all bar a few of my nasal hair was uprooted and stuck to the wax. I couldn't wait to clear the next nostril. I had just a couple of hairs remaining which I soon dealt with.My usual routine is tweezers and a 10x mirror. A bit long winded, eye watering and not very productive. I'm won over by this and unless I have any issues in the future, I'll be using this method from now on.I Hope my experience helped you guys to make a decision. If so, please hit the helpful button. Thanks.