bare more ouch LESS Strip-Less Hard Wax Pearls Kit

Get Completely Clean - Cleanse the area with soap and water and dry well before starting. Any lotions or makeup on the skin may prevent the wax from removing your hair.

Size Matters - For best results hair should be ¼ inch in length. If hair is longer than ¾ inch length, trim with safety scissors.

Heat Things Up - Read all heating instructions first. Take the sachet out of the reusable microwaveable jar provided and pour 1OZ – 2OZ of wax pearls into the jar. Do not use any other jar as it could melt and deform. Do not use all wax pearls at once. Do not cover the jar while in the microwave.

Once heated, leave the jar in the microwave for 60 seconds. Carefully remove the jar. If the jar is too hot, do not attempt to move it. Instead, wait for it to cool and is comfortable to the touch.

Using one of the enclosed spatulas, carefully stir the wax until it is thoroughly mixed. Ideally the wax will be a taffy-like consistency, slowly running off the spatula like thick honey. If the wax is too thick, remove the spatula and return the jar of wax to the microwave for 30 seconds. Once again wait 60 seconds until the jar is comfortable to the touch before stirring completely. Continue to HEAT 30 seconds / WAIT 60 seconds / STIR until the taffy-like consistency is achieved. USE CAUTION WHEN HANDLING THE WAX AS THE CONTENTS CAN BE EXTREMELY HOT.

Put It to the Test- Before you begin, ALWAYS test the temperature of the wax. Dip the tip of spatula into the wax covering it with wax and rotating the spatula as you pull it out horizontally. If the liquid wax appears thin and runs off easily, the wax is too hot. Continue to carefully stir the wax until it becomes thick enough. When ready, dip the tip of the spatula in the wax and pull it out while scraping the wax off one side. Apply a small dab to the inside of your wrist and make sure it is a comfortable temperature on your skin. Remove the test wax by allowing it to set, then flick one end of the wax and pull it off with a quick motion close to the skin.