Veet Wax Strips 40ct + 4 Finish Wipes, Bikini, Leg, Underarm & Body Hair Removal for Normal Skin | Dermatologically Tested, Sensitive Waxing Solution

great quality and easy to use

Good quality

I’ve been using the Veet Cold Wax Strips for Normal Skin for a few sessions now, and overall I’m pleased with the results. The strips remove hair effectively in one go, even shorter regrowth, and leave skin feeling smooth for about 3–4 weeks—which is great.I really appreciate that the pack includes enough strips for my legs and underarms, and they’re gentle on my normal skin. The included sachets of pre- and post-wax wipes are handy—especially the soothing one, which keeps redness to a minimum.On the downside, applying the strips can be a bit fiddly; sometimes the wax spreads unevenly and you risk “Missed a spot” moments if the strip isn't pressed firmly. And I noticed a little residue left behind even after using the post-wax wipe, so you’ll want to cleanse well afterward.In summary: effective and convenient for at-home waxing, with some small drawbacks around application and residue cleanup. A solid choice if you want salon-like smoothness at home, but doesn't feel quite perfect—hence the 4‑star rating.

Having tried sugar waxing previously and not wanting to deal with the hassle of it again, I decided to purchase these read-to-use wax strips. These work quite well, even though they do tend to not pick up about 10% of the hairs, but these can easily be tweezed or epilated so it's not an issue. The pain is only a tiny bit worse than sugar waxing, but can leave your skin red for a day or two.Overall, definitely worth the price, 9/10

New packaging is good but quality is not good. It’s very bad. Before it was good

Perfect for my needs.

I’m a decades long user of wax strips (so know how to use them) and not hugely demanding of beauty products, I just like them to do the job intended. At best these are adequate but I’d consider boots or Sainsbury’s own brand better. Despite the claim on the box, these do need warming up in the hands to but, regardless, nearly half the strips don’t peel apart cleanly. They ‘snatch and stutter’ (even though I’m careful with the process) leaving gaps in the wax. So I’d say 50% not great to use. Also the backing material isn’t particularly flexible so you need to really rub hard all over the strip to make it adhere to your leg/whatever. The wax seems to dry out/solidify pretty quickly meaning you don’t get many uses/runs from each strip (can’t recall brand/s but I’ve used some where I’ve been in awe as to how many uses I’ve had from one strip - laden with hair but still determined to grab more!). Whilst these might seem value for money I think they’re false economy as a fair few strips are wasted and it’s a tedious task using them to get an adequate job done. I’m wondering if these have been manufactured for a different climate and shipped into the uk/ Veet have changed supplier but I haven’t had this issue with shop bought Veet strips. Never realised I had so much to say about a humble wax strip! But I’d suggest you don’t buy these. Sorry Veet.

I love these wax strips. I spent a lot of time and money going to salons for many years and started doing it myself about 7 years ago. It's really easy once you get used to it. I recommend going to have it done professionally several times in each area to work out the best strategy.General tips:1) prep area with baby powder, baking flour, etc. Anything that will dry out the area and keep the wax from sticking to your skin.2) Smooth wax strip on WITH the direction the hair is growing (armpits up, bikini line down, legs down, etc).3) While holding your skin taut with one hand, rip the strip back and off quickly in the OPPOSITE direction (do not pull it UP)4) Feel free to do it again in the same area with the same strip to remove leftover hair and wax, if it's not too bruised or painful.5) apply a cold, wet compress to the area (I use a wet washcloth with ice wrapped up inside) and hold for 30 seconds or more. This not only feels good and cools but will reduce the inflammation and reaction. It will also prevent bruising if your technique wasn't perfect.6) apply a thin layer of hydrocortisone cream to reduce reaction and red bumps,7) use the oil wipes they give you in the packet to get rid of any leftover wax bits, and keep skin from sticking. You can also use a fragrance free sensitive skin lotion (like one you would use on your face, such as oil of olay, or aveeno).8) LET THE AREA REST. Do not apply tight clothing, deoderant, or any other product on the area that might irritate it. I recommend waxing before bed to allow the skin to relax and heal over night (free of clothing or wear loose clothing).Good luck! The first time was not great, but figured it out eventually!The ice compress trick I learned at a salon a few years ago and it really helps a lot. It reduces the pain and reaction a lot.