Oakeer Nose Wax Hair Remover Nose Wax Kit with 30 Pcs Nose Wax Sticks for Men and Women at Home Nose Hair Removal 100g Wax (Nose Wax Kit)

For context I am a 30yo Male. I hated plucking nose hairs, it was always so painful. I also hated trimming because they would become sharp and equally annoying. Tried this product as a test to see if I could handle it. My nose is pretty sensitive, and honestly I was shocked to find out how effective it was and completely painless.The only reason I take a star off is the overall quality of the product, like the moustache protector is completely unusable, and it’s a pain to get the wax ready. But once you figure it out and get it done it is worth the hassle. 👍

Worked great. I used boiling water method to melt wax. 2 minutes of wait time. A quick pull and your done!

Easy to use, good quality. Came on time. I recommend it.

When I first heard about waxing nose hair I thought, what sadistic genius thought of this torture? Plucking those little buggers one at a time brought tears to my eyes and rapid fire successive sneezing fits with every clinched pull. Surely tearing 40 or more tunnel whiskers out at once would be a breeze. Yeah right!Upon opening the rather unassuming box I found everything I’d need for the task at hand including 20 applicators, 8 mustache guards and a bag of wax beads that I now realize should be enough for at least a years worth of waxings if not more. The instructions were easy enough to follow for a first timer and lead me to the precarious final step in only a few minutes. So far so good. After waiting the recommended 2 minutes, a gentle tug on the applicator revealed that it was firmly attached to my skull. It felt as though the wax had bonded to my skin like a super glue nose plug. The fear of anticipatory follicular lightning bolts shooting through my brain quickly transitioned to panicked visions of nostril flesh ripping from my face, permanently adhered to tiny plastic kabobs. After a few minutes of deep calming breaths I decided to slam the tooth stringed door closed and hope for the best. With a solid yank I released the globular blockage from its hairy cavern to reveal a furry forest of follicles embedded like so many mosquitos in opaque amber. To my surprise the pain was indeed minimal with nay a sneeze or tear in sight. The little pain there was became more of a numbing feeling I can only attribute to total nerve overload. The second nostril wasn’t any less frightening and in fact filled me with equal dread and panic but I hope that after a year or so of practice those feelings will fade along with my nasal stubble.So yes, I would definitely recommend this product. Not only are the embarrassing chandeliers gone but I actually find it easier to breathe as well, an unexpected benefit. Also, the applicators are easy to clean with a little hot water and a paper towel and the amount of wax required for each use, which does have a slight scent but is not unpleasant, is much less than you might think. Overall, this is a great value for the money compared to similar products, so, give it a try if you have the guts.

First: it does exactly as it intends. Second: you will need to think a bit about how much wax to put in. We tried measuring 5 grams (53 to 54 of the beads we received). It seemed like too little wax, so we put all 10 grams (107 beads) into one cup and heated it up in the micro set in the top of the plastic cup with 20 milliliters of water. Putting the whole rig off center, it took about 2.5 total minutes with some stirring to get a smooth consistency. In the end we had more than enough for my husband and I to sally forth. The wax does not take very long to get to a safe temperature to stick it up your nose holes. Wait a little bit, gather your maximum effort cahones, and yank them out one by one. My husband went first, and he did have more difficulty. Probably owing to the fact that he had at minimum triple the hairs to dispatch than I. But those hedgehogs did indeed get delivered forth. He now gets to breathe a little less tickly, I see less hairs pretending to be spider legs crawling out of his nose, he gets to stop having me request he trim his nose hairs for a while, and I got rid of a least two weird, curly, annoying af hairs from within my nose that itch and tickle and make me want to sneeze. All in all, job well done.