MOOM Organic Sugar Wax with Tea Tree Oil, 12 oz Jar, Hair Removal for Bikini, Brazilian, Face & Legs - Soft Wax for Sensitive Skin, Wax Beads Alternative For Women & Men (Strips & Sticks NOT Included)

I’ve waxed myself for years and this is my favorite. It’s so easy to use, you don’t even have to heat it! I spread with the hair growth and pull against. I use natural cotton muslin strips and I use this everywhere except the Brazilian bit. ;) I find it doesn’t pull off well whilst doing it myself. I wish I could because this one is truly biodegradable and hard wax is not. It comes in a nice reusable glass jar and it seems small but it will last me about 3 or 4 full leg and under arms waxes.

yes this really works and is less painful. i have been giving myself bikini waxes for the past couple months with strips but they cost about $15 per box and it only covers my bikini. i received this the other day and ended up doing a full brazilian because it really did not hurt that bad lol! but i didn’t realize this works better with cloth strips and i ended up ordering normal strips. it still worked but i think it would have worked better with the cloth strips. overall theres some learning curves but once you get over them its a great product and i highly recommend this to everybody.

I wanted to try this brand because of it being organic and it comes in glass - seemed high end! But it is too thin of a consistency for sugaring. I have a previous brand of sugaring I used several bottles of before coming to this that I can simply scoop out with a spoon and then use my hands to spread on underarms and bikini (what I do), But it is firm enough that it doesn’t stick bad until it gets too warm. It’s been good enough. I will likely go back. I understand this brand will probably work with some wax strips, which is what they recommend, so I may try that and use the rest of this, but it’s just one more extra expense to the process that was working just fine before. Sugaring in a salon will use their hands, not wax strips, so I got used to that. Sad about the outcome.

I’ve been waxing my bikini/brazilian area for years and decided to try this sugar wax when my last one ran out. I instantly knew it wouldn’t be effective as it was quite soft coming out of the jar. Even with all the baby powder I doused on the waxing area, the sugar wax still stuck to my skin and became a mess. I was able to get a good amount of hairs out, but this wax is too soft to effectively be used for coarse hair like that. Maybe I’ll have to try strips next time (I generally don’t when the wax is hard enough—just gloves suffice).

I've never sugar waxed before so this could very well be user error. I tried this hot, cold, and in between and no matter what I did, the wax wouldn't stick right and no hair came off. It ended up just being a sticky mess that I threw away. The instructions are also very vague. If you're an experienced waxer, this may be the product for you. If you're a beginner, try a product with more instructions and a beginner friendly product.

I used to go to sugar parties a few years ago, but obviously these are not happening right now, and I was looking for a product to try doing it on my own. I loved the simple organic ingredients for this one. (note: don't eat it. I kinda wanted to lick it off my fingers (is that gross? lol), but tea tree oil is a poison when ingested even if all the other ingredients are 100% edible). The consistency is like honey when you warm it up, and it was hard for me to imagine that honey could take my hair off, but boy did it! I'm convinced, however, that technique and using the right strips have as much to do with its success as anything. First of all, you have to have long enough hair to pull- If the hairs are too short, it's not going to be able to yank them out. I did this on my arms. I warmed it in the microwave for 10-20 seconds which was the perfect temp for me. Then I used a butterknife to apply which I liked better than the disposable pop-sickle sticks. I applied each time in the opposite direction of my hair growth and then patted down a Moom polycotton waxing strip on top of it and would sorta gently rub it/pet it down for a few seconds to really allow the strip to fuse to the goop. Then I'd take a deep breath and RIP THAT SUCKER off as FAST as absolutely possible in the opposite direction of the hair growth. If I got lazy and didn't rip fast enough, it wouldn't really work. Sometimes I could use the same used strip with all the goop already on it and then pat it down on a different area and could still successfully rip the hairs off. The results were STUNNING! Worked a little too good actually... I kinda felt naked after all my arm hair was gone. I didn't like having hairy arms, but now I'm still deciding how I feel about bald arms... haha. The clean up was super easy too. Because it's mostly just sugar, it melts right off in warm water. I actually got a large pot and heated some water and stuck all the used strips in there to melt off the goop then pulled them out and ran them under the tap to rinse them well and hung them up to dry. It's really great to know that I can do this all by myself more cheaply and easily than I imagined. So to summarize: Great product, you MUST have long enough hairs, technique is CRUCIAL, and I highly recommend the Moom strips because I'm convinced this fabric grabs the goop better than others (plus you get a ton of them in the package and they will last you forever). Edit: Apparently my husband’s name is on our Amazon account- lol, my name is Jessica, not Jon.

Love this wax, I’ve been using it exclusively for 7+ years. This larger tub lasts me about two rounds of full legs and armpits.

For being and organic wax, it's good!On the other hand ladies, if you have long legs, this is a waste of your money. I used 3/4 of the jar just doing my legs (yes I did small amounts and made sure not to over use, I am 6 foot 3, and mainly legs)To all my tall ladies, don't waste your money. Go find something cheaper.