Nad's Nose Wax Kit

Love it so helpful!!! If you knw how to use it is outstanding product love it thank you❤️

Yo Adrian! I got a nose job, performed by me, myself and I. This product made in Australia works to perfection! I have been going to a wax salon for over 6 years now and discovered this product because I did some searching for an alternate for my needs. Bam! I struck gold on this discovery. I bought it thinking what have I got to lose but some time and $$, still less $$ than I spend when I go to the salon. I was desperate as I have a party to go and didn’t have time to make my appointment. I have stubborn hair on the inside of the bridge of my nose that would even take the stylist several times to clear it all out. Well, I used this stuff and I had to do my left nostril 4 times and my right nostril 2 times, but I did this with just using two of the safetip applicators (the company provides you with 8 of these in the box). I did not throw them away after each rip session. Instead, I put it in the freezer to harden the wax with hair and then I went on my patio and chipped away the wax and hair after it was frozen with a small knife. After that, I placed the applicators in a small cup of hot water from the microwave to loosen the wax and wipe off with a paper towel. I also used a pipe cleaner to remove all the wax away from the base of the collar on the tip. Presto! Nice and clean and ready for reuse. The company does not want you to do this. I guess because of liability issues etc. Who knows how someone could harm themselves with hot wax and knives? I don’t blame them. Product liability lawsuits are real issues folks. I would waste a lot of wax if I didn’t do this. Just follow the instructions, which are inside the facial hair protector (the mustache looking decals). It took me a while to find them as I was looking on the outside of the box for the instructions. They recommend that you heat a full jar of wax for 2 minutes on a 1000-WATT microwave oven. My microwave is only 900 watts so I had to heat for 3 minutes. If you don’t have a microwave don’t buy this, as there will be no way for you to heat the wax. There is a lot of wax in the container and I will not waste it, every bit of it will be used on ripping those ugly and unsightly nose hairs from my nostrils. Be sure and stir the wax after microwaving with the wooden spatulas they provide you or just use popsicle sticks. They have a great YouTube video that shows you how on to do this on their website. Nads.com Be brave and give this product a test. I doubt you will be disappointed if you know a little about what you are doing. Bravo Nad’s for making this so affordable and an excellent alternative to expensive salon visits for me. Tip 1) For the hard to get area in the crevice of your nostril, put your finger or Q-Tip in the opposite nostril and press against the wax coated safetip applicator as you wait for the time period to end. Tip 2) I found that using less wax helps too, just coat the SafeTip applicator ball with less wax. Tip 3) I use a Q-Tip coated with neosporin to sooth my nostril after I rip the wax from the nostril. That way I don't need to use the stuff they provide and it's what I did even after I went to the salon. side note: This was invented by a woman in Australia for her daughter name Nadine, hence Nads name. Cool stuff & Great Product! They have a customer for life from me!

I have a lot of reviews on this site for a lot of products...I feel very strange doing one for a nose wax cleaner, but here we go. Summary: 5 stars. Does what it says, has enough for several rounds, very low pain. On the product itself, the instructions are a bit spotty. They are not written particularly well, however there are dozens of youtube videos on using the product. All of them will be better than the instructions. That aside, heating the wax was fairly challenging. Oddly, the top part of the wax container is softer plastic than the core of the wax cup. When I used the small wooden stick to stir and then tapped it on the edge, it melted, which was surprising. Using it for removal is just as easy as explained (and shown in videos) - dip, pull a bit, and stick it in. I waited about 70 seconds and then yanked. The first one hurt a bit, not going to lie. It was about as painful as a single hair pull, or possibly less. My second attempt went poorly and, after cleaning out a lot of wax, a third round went well. And here's where I get to the point why I'm doing the review. I can breathe much better now. I saw a bunch of hair come out, on one a lot more than I thought, but not as much as I would think I'd need for the difference in breathing. It's really amazing. I don't understand why, but breathing via my nose is so much better. I could tell that after the first one. A few videos I saw mentioned this, but you have to feel it to really understand. It's like having your nose clear after a bad cold.

YES! Like many others, I have used the small battery operated nose hair trimmers for years. They don’t last long and not great for the environment. The hair always grew back quickly. I was constantly dealing with an itchy nose due to the rain forest growing in my nostrils. I first noticed Nads for nose hair on a TikTok video. Watching wives laugh and abuse their husbands with this mid evil torture concoction had me debating my needs of excavating embarrassing nose hair that look like I had spiders “daddy long legs” setting up camp in my nostrils or continue to buy and replace electric nose hair trimmers. I decided to give NADS an opportunity to redesign the interior of my nose. Easy to pop in microwave and melt. Careful that you don’t use it when the consistency is like hot cocoa. Stay with NADS direction on honey like consistency. Nobody wants a Freddy Kruger skin situation their nose. The plastic applicators work well. Some individuals may have smaller nostrils so the applicators may be a bit large. It was fine for me. I did have to lightly squeeze my nose around the applicator “after it was placed in my nose” to ensure all of daddy long legs were introduced to the wax. I waited 90 seconds and went to tug it firmly...nothing happened. I mean, nothing moved. I realized then that I was going to need to jerk hard to remove. So I did! Ouch! The wax not only stuck to my nose hair it also stuck to the skin inside my nose! But I survived. No bleeding, no skin grafting was needed. The applicator was now my personal Chia Pet. Full and I mean full of hair. The only problem was now I had to muster the courage to attack the other nostril. After the self abuse of the first nostril I had to make this happen. After the self torture of the second nostril I did have to revisit each nostril with a second application to excavate the Rapunzel situation that remained. Then I was done, hairless nostrils like the day I was born. I have done this twice since the first time. I only have to do this about every 3 weeks. Which is good compared to always trimming before at least once every 8-10 days. My nose no longer itches from the spider growing in my nose. I no longer experience the uncomfortable stare of friends or strangers when we are talking face to face. In the past I could always tell they were concerned about my spider situation. Now their arachnophobia is never noticed...or mine. Trust me, this is worth it. Yes their is pain, but at least it’s not as embarrassing as the alternative. Reuse the applicators. Freeze after to help free the Chia Pet. Give it a go bro! You will be glad you did. Follow the directions for sure. I did one glass of wine before and one after. “Not saying do this, just recalling the events of the night”. Hehehe

My first time ever waxing nostril hairs... sadly, I didn't even KNOW this was a thing until like a month ago. A friend had it done by a friend of HERS and I was like "Wow, that sounds super painful and how does it even WORK?" So long story short, I bought this product and just used it for the first time 10 minutes ago. Surprisingly, as others have said, it really DOESN'T hurt, at least not in a normal hair-waxing way (that is, hair being yanked by its roots from your tender flesh). There's a tugging sensation on your SKIN similar to, I don't know, if you stuck a piece of tape on your skin and pulled it off. Or if you've ever used pore strips on your nostrils, it's similar to that sensation. And it barely even registers as uncomfortable before the feeling fades (and is replaced by the euphoric relief of "Yay, it's over and it didn't really hurt, woot woot!") As far as the product goes, it's fairly easy to use. I did read the ENTIRE instruction sheet before starting, which is always the course of wisdom. But, spoiler alert, it's pretty similar to any home waxing kit, where you heat the tub of wax in the microwave per the time in the instructions, then microwave it longer because it always seems to take longer than they say it will. Then stir the wax, dip their little "patent=pending" plastic wand dealy in the wax, and stick it in your nostril quickly before the wax starts to harden. Since it's not as hot as other waxes I've used for other parts of my body, this starts to harden quite quickly, so have to move fast. Conveniently, their little nostril wands have a "guard" that prevents you from being able to accidentally ram it to far up your nose. It doesn't seem like it will go in far enough, but it's enough to get the hairs that are bothering you, trust. Then give it about 90 seconds and tug it out. Voila! Oh, and they give you little antibacterial wipes to wipe your nose out after. Thanks, Nad. Anyhow, I like the product and will probably keep this process up I should think. two thumbs up!

This works OK, but the applicators are quite large, and reusing the same tub of wax over and over is a bit messy. There are better kits out there that come with more and slightly smaller applicators, and beads of meltable wax so that you can use as much as you want and won't have to reheat the same wax over and over. Heating the wax in this kit tends to be a little inconsistent, with the center of the tub of wax melting but not the outside, so it's a little easy to overheat the wax. It'll work, but.. there are better options.

I'm pretty sensitive about the monkey fist of hair that grows in my nose, and thought that yanking on a plastic stick that has been melded to said monkey fist with melted wax would be my last experience before death, having ripped the brain right out of my skull. So, with certain death on the line I did what any manly, heroic, 'Merrrrrican man would do: I did it anyway. When I saw the mini ginger porcupine at the end of the applicator--furs that used to be rooted deep within the caverns of my skull holes--I was blown away. First of all, I thought I knew how much hair was up there. I wasn't even close. If you think you're borderline disgusting and maybe possibly you'd benefit from nose waxing you probably are definitely completely disgusting. Wax your nose. Second, nothing will make your significant other laugh more than you walking around the house with a plastic handle dangling from your nose while you feel super self-conscious about wax-related hair removal. To the point: this product works very well. I can breathe through my nose again, which represents a huge leap forward in the evolutionary timeline of my/our species. The kit comes with enough wax to take care of my entire family tree, but only enough applicators for me and two other sturdy Norsemen. The secret: freeze the applicators after use. Within an hour you can clamp a Leatherman on the wax, twist the handle, and all of the wax will fall off, along with your nasty nose hair clump. Totally reusable. I'm now waxing once every other week and my business is suddenly booking more clients than ever before, my wife and I just got approved for a new home (much larger, much more modern than where we've been), and wife is hotter than ever. Sure, none of that is necessarily connected to the nose waxing, but it did all happen AFTER I started waxing. Boom.

I have bought another brand exclusively in the past. This time, that product was unavailable so I tried this brand. Biggest. Mistake. Ever. And I’ve made a lot. First hint? No cover for the wax for reuse. Only a microwave meal seal cover you peel off. Can never use it again, unlike any product I’ve ever bought previously. This is a wham-bam-thank-you-m’am, despite the inclusion of multiple sticks and applicators creating the impression that it could be used again. Heating times? Totally off. After 2 min, still a rock. Seriously, I hit it with a stickz Finally got it half way heated (literally, halfway - half of the container was heated to liquid, other half was rock hard. Had to do a LOT of stirring.) After managing to make both sides somewhat meld together via the stir stick that splayed the liquid portion all over one side, realized this stuff will stick to your fingers with no reprieve. The difficulty of stirring the half liquid and half solid also splashed wax onto my hand, which was unable to be peeled off. Finally disregarded the annoyance of wax all over my hands and the stupid tiny pot with half hard and half hot wax. Got the nose stick in the wax. Stuck it in my nose. It did NOT feel the way the other brand I used had ever felt. Stupidly, I did the same with the other nostril. I pulled. That was half an hour ago. I am still picking tiny chunks of wax out of my nostrils. They are red. They hurt. I still see hair. I threw out the nearly full remainder wax pot and demanded my husband take the trash out because I could t stand to know it was in the house. There’s wax under my nails. There’s wax lining my nostrils. I’m using tweezers. I now have wine. Use this at your own risk. I don’t want any customer to feel the self-hate I am currently feeling.

This kit is great! It comes with everything you need to perform a quality nose wax on yourself! I love the affordability!

Super kit pour retirer les poiles du nez façon débutant

This was the third time I got this product. It is excellent but as it says 4 weeks, for me it works for 1 weeks only. After 1 week again I have to wax my nose

After using for years tweezers, I took a leap of faith (actually I was just lazy) and decided to buy the wax kit. Great decision. Regarding the pain, I cannot describe the level of pain since I am very much used to the pain from the tweezers, but after I applied and pulled the first stick, the sound it made made my wife panic and asked me if I need help. The only useful description about the pain level is that there was no blood and that I didn't cry (which happens with the tweezers, once in a while) but I did have a running nose. Please keep in mind that I am a very hairy person, so besides me only bigfoot can describe a more serious pain-level in hair removal. Other things to know: I had to apply the wax multiple times (I used all the sticks) in order to reach the required target It does pull very well, even if you hold it for less time or if you have longer hair than 2-4mm (as they recommend on the instructions). Make sure you apply some baby oil on your mustache (if you intend to keep it after this process) because you might accidentally get wax on you mustache. It didn't come off in my case (because I didn't know how sticky it is and how hard it aches if you pull the mustache) and I had to cut my mustache. I cried a little bit here, but not because of pain. Make sure you use some covers around yourself, because you might drip wax and it comes off quite hard. Reuse the sticks by putting them in the freezer for 15 minutes. The wax on them becomes very brittle and comes off easily

What a nightmare! This product is awful. It was horribly painful and to add insult to injury it does not remove hair effectively. You are left with an incredible amount of residual wax in your nostrils that are the consistency of cement and the baby oil they suggest using to remove any left over wax is about as effective as it would be on cement. You end up having to pluck this product out clump by painful clump. I have a decent pain threshold having given birth naturally with no painkillers so imagine my horror. If you want to rush around with your nose clogged and eyes streaming while trying ineffectually to remove this stuff with baby oil then go ahead. Otherwise I guess it's best to invest in trimmers or simple forgo if like me, you don't have visible hair.