Nad’s Gel Facial Wand

January 19, 2012 at 11:12 am 4 comments

 

I’ve been meaning to write about the Nad’s Gel Facial Wand for a few months now. It’s the highlight of my day whenever I need to wax again. It actually makes me wish I had a moustache so I could wax that off too.

If you’re like me and extremely skeptical about having your brows ‘done’ by anyone else, this is the perfect tool. It’s also a great product if you want to save money and start doing your brows at home. Honestly, this is the only option for me. I’ve had my eyebrows waxed about three times in my life and the beauticians have never ‘got’ my look, leaving me with thin, sparse brows that had heaps of space in the middle.

Nad’s Gel Facial Wand is SO easy to use. Here’s how:

I like to start by brushing all the eyebrows in an upward direction so I can see the natural shape of the brow. This helps in finding the strays and for determining how much you want to take off. It’s good to brush your eyebrows regardless – I do it at least once a day – to encourage growth and get rid of dead hairs.

Because the wand has such a fine tip, the shape you’re going for will be really accurate. I’ve actually been enjoying trying out different brow shapes and arches just because I can. Although I hate thin eyebrows, I went for a thinner look this time around because I think it looks good with dewy, Summery makeup with highlighted brow bones.

Apply a thin layer to the hairs you want to remove and lay a small fabric strip over the top. Smooth over lightly and rip in the opposite direction that the hair is growing.

My apologies for the grossness of the next picture, but I wanted to show you how effective just a small bit of wax can be.

Here’s the final result. Obviously, like with any wax, you’ll have some redness. This subsides quite quickly particularly because you’re not using hot wax. I find that any excess wax washes off really easily with water.

My only problem with the wand is that it only comes with about 10 strips. I go through at least two per wax so I’ve had to make do with other bits of fabric or wax strips from other packets I had at home.

Although the wand is small (6g), I’ve only used about a quarter of it for about half a dozen waxes so at $13.95 you’re getting a huge bargain.

A little tip – don’t leave the wax on too long before ripping it off. Although not hot, the wax does melt with your own body heat so you can be left with a wetter, not so tacky/sticky wax which won’t work as well if you’re not relatively quick.

You should be able to pick up Nad’s Gel Facial Wand from Coles, Woolies and Priceline stores. What are you waiting for? Take back control of your brows!!

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4 Comments Add your own

  • 1. Reezy  |  January 19, 2012 at 11:43 pm

    Great product review. Are you able to wash the strips and re-use them?
    I wax my own brows are well, but I have a salon wax pot – this is much more compact and if it ever dies, I know what I’m buying ;)

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    • 2. Marlo Perry  |  January 21, 2012 at 10:04 am

      I hadn’t thought of washing them, you probably can actually!

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  • 3. Susanne Miller  |  January 20, 2012 at 3:49 am

    I saw it advertised in magazine, tried it and it is great. I agree its the best.

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  • 4. Susanne Miller  |  January 21, 2012 at 11:24 am

    I think that you can buy extra strips with the Nad products, going to check it out …..

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