Wax Beads for Facial Hair Removal, 1LB Hypoallergenic Hard Wax Beans with Natural Ingredients for Sensitive Skin, Eyebrows, Upper Lip, Chin, Sideburns, Neck & More

This is my 5th time buying the Max pearl wax beads because they ARE THAT GOOD! I tried about 4 different types of hard wax on Amazon and neither of them compare to the white color wax from max pearl! It's super pliable and I seriously use significantly less wax because this will grip every bit of hair even hair that is still in the stubble stages! Like I noticed I only need one strip for my armpits and my bikini line only needs two! I've also used it for legs and works perfectly. 10/10 no complaints

Of all waxes I have tried, there have been MANY, this one takes the cake. Most of the time the waxes I try are luxurious, have a good pull... etc... but I just tried this one and YALL, this is it. I tried waxness, italwax, ceripil, all the recommended ones. To no avail. But finally, I found a good one! Just try it out. Its worth it. No scent, good pull... good buy.

Good gentile wax.

These wax beads get the job done!

Gets the job done. Doesn't smell as nice as the ones that came with initial kit....but is a good size refill. I would purchase again.

Works great and gets all those fine hairs without discomfort

This is a great wax. I used a way more expensive wax and this is very comparable ( ingredient wise, texture wise, consistency wise.) this is all I use for my clients and they all rave on how clean my waxes are. Will order this for life!

The wax does remove hair. Some of the facial hair can be too small or just in an area tough to get, so a few attempts need to be made in those cases (as expected). The drawbacks: It does have a rubbery/plastic-y smell once it's heated, and that gives me a headache and makes me feel nauseous. I am sensitive to smells. It may be okay with others. Personally, I won't be using it. These just seem like meltable plastic beads. Once the wax hardens, it's impossible to remove from bowls. So don't use your precious ceramic bowls. Maybe I'm doing something wrong and need to use disposable plastic bowls that are safe to use with this wax (?). It also forms strings at the end when I'm scooping it up with an applicator and also during and after I apply it, which is just very tough to see or gather in order to dispose it. It becomes becomes web. Maybe I need to heat it more to make the wax more runny. But that could make the temperature hard to bear on the skin. I just don't want the strings to accidentally end up on the floor and then have my pets pick it up and put it in their mouths and ...( maybe I'm overthinking it). I don't have this issue with sugar wax. It's non-biodegradable, of course. I was using this in place of homemade sugar wax. I wanted to make it easier for me on busy days/occasions. But I think I'll go back to sugar wax. Sugar wax also makes my skin feel softer and more moisturized, and I know that all I'd be putting on my skin is sugar, lemon, and water. Also, I could just remove the stuff from bowls using hot water or just let the bowls be under water till the wax dissolves. That's just my take on it.