KOTAMU Wax Kit Pink Digital Hair Removal Waxing Kit for Women & Men Hot Wax Warmer Pot for Face, Eyebrow, Body, Brazilian, Bikini, Sensitive Skin Waxing Machine with 25 Accessories for Home Salon

I ordered this kit because I have a different brand of warmer already, but like to do all my parts at one time using a wax for fine hair and a wax for thicker hair. I love this wax warmer and the wax. It's cute, gave clear instructions and has a flower to show the temperature that works the best. It heated up fairly quickly. I really like the flexible silicone bowl and the fact it goes all the way to the outside. I have a different brand I struggle to open because the wax strings practically flue the plastic top onto the warmer. This one opens like a charm. I have only used the pink wax so far, but I love it! It worked very well to pull out fine hair and smelled nice too. It was a nice consistency and wasn't too stringy. I need to note the directions said to use pre and post wax spray and the kit did not include those. I used pre-wax spray on one leg and found it worked better without it.I definitely will recommend this kit which included the warmer, the silicone bowl, packets of wax beads and some application sticks. It is a great value and I will buy this brand of wax from now on. I am very happy with my pretty pink warmer.

Honestly this is the best kit I have ever worked withLet me start by saying it is very easy to use !I literally waxed my entire body with no mess or any issues.The wax sticks to the hair and not the skin no mess no sticky residue and no pain. I kept the temperature at 165 and it does not burn you at all. 10/10 recommend!

the wax pot works well to warm up the wax, the dial and light are helpful to show when it’s ready! the wax that comes in the package is not the best quality wax but it did remove hair. the pink wax works best for me to remove hair, the white wax is kind of thin and brittle but does remove hair still! this bundle was exactly what i needed everything worked well!

I’d like to state that I am a novice at waxing. I have a terrible reaction to shaving. No matter the blade, technique, or aftercare product, I seem to always end up with terrible razor bumps that hurt badly. With summer coming up, I decided I’ve had enough and want to feel confident showing my legs again. I did quite a bit of research regarding different products and how to wax properly. I watched lots of videos as well- some helpful and some scary. But I quickly learned the scary ones were truly human error or a lack of practice. I’m hoping that sharing my experience can help another beginner like me!Since I wasn’t sure how my skin would react to waxing, I didn’t want to spend a fortune. But I also wanted to do it right. This was a wonderful deal. The warmer is super cute (I got the pink one), and it’s small enough to fit on my bathroom shelf. It’s also not an eye sore and I don’t feel the need to hide it somewhere. Shipping was fast and everything was exactly as described.The manual was very helpful, although I do think it would have touched more on how to operate the actual warmer. However, it ended up not being an issue because it’s easy-peasy. After plugging in and pouring your wax beads, you simply turn the dial to the temp you’d like. 155-160 was perfect for me. The manual does address this, but you must remember that the warmer is going to reach its max temp in order to fully melt the wax (240 something- extremely hot!) The digital reader will rise and then fall back down to your set temp. There’s also a red/green light to let you know when it’s ready (it took about a total of 10-15 minutes.) Test a small amount on your inner wrist before diving into it. This will give you an idea of how it will feel and if the consistency is correct. I feel that it needs to be a bit thicker than honey… more like condensed milk.There is definitely a learning curve to this whole process. Holding horizontally and twisting the stick is your best friend. This helps to create a bulb at the end of the stick. I recommend also using an up and down motion as you twist, similar to a handshake, to separate any strings hanging onto the bulb. If there is any dripping, the wax is way too hot, but this should not happen if you keep it between 155-160. I started on my leg and the technique wasn’t hard to learn, but I was getting sad when I wasn’t picking up much hair. I took a break from that and tried my armpit. This is where I learned a lot. Because my armpits are more sensitive than my legs, and I was anxious about the pain, I peeled the wax much sooner than I was before. It ripped out every hair. And I mean ALL of it. And the pain was so minimal, it took me all of 2 minutes to finish both armpits. The directions say to peel after 30-45 seconds, but this was too long and was making the wax un-stick to my hair. I found more success in waiting about 10 seconds, and so the rest of the waxing was smooth sailing.I’m sure it can be different for people with other hair types and directions of growth, but I think patience and practice is key. I let my coarser hairs grow a bit longer than a grain of rice (which was an annoying 3 weeks, but it’s worth it!) My hairs grow at different speeds and thickness, so I can feel some of the small, finer hairs still. But I know waxing has to be done multiple times before it’s uniform and/or stops growing. You can always tweeze anything noticeable leftover. Overall, I am so satisfied and impressed with this purchase and couldn’t recommend it enough, especially for someone wanting to learn how. It's been 24 hours and normally I’d be covered in painful bumps, but my skin is silky smooth and clear! I love that they also sell Kotamu wax beads separately so that you can keep using the brand if you adore it like I did!

Works really well, it's my first time waxing, decided to try buying this machine because I was tired of shaving so consistently. It works quite well but KEEP NOTE! , If you use other wax beads that aren't from this brand of wax warmer, the beads won't melt as fast at all and its so frustrating to wait 30 plus minutes, compared to buying wax beads specifically from the warmer machine brand that melt with in 15 to 20 minutes. Other than that, the machine works great and is an easy removal of the wax out of the container once it hardens, and the wax removes hair easily and painlessly. The machine also looks exactly like the image. Also, if you run out of wax beads from the kit that it sends, you can buy the beads separately on amazon.

first off, id like to say that if you’re a beginner, this kit will do what you need it to. the melting pot and accessories are efficient, easy, and have no faults. this kit is a decent deal - while other wax warmers ALONE are $20, you get a bunch of wax beads, sticks, etc in this kit for $25. the wax, however, is a big issue.i live somewhere that’s especially hot with a faulty A/C, meaning sweat is unavoidable. even following all the tips and directions AND with a fan pointing my way, this wax struggles to pull off hair and leaves me patchy, meaning i have to wax the same area multiple times and use way more wax than i should. the warmer is good and you can keep it for future use so you don’t have to get a new one, but wax bead refills from this brand are at least $16-20 each. at a fraction of the cost (~$9), you can get other wax beads that are much more affordable AND work like a dream. the kit is a great deal but i would never buy wax beads from this brand - there are better alternatives.tldr: the kit is good for beginners because it comes with wax when other warmers alone are $20, but buy cheaper wax from a brand like ajoura when you need new beads. it will work much better and you’ll save money + waste less