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Parissa Persian Cold Wax & Strips Review
About:
Alley at Parissa Waxing was extremely friendly and generous in helping me acquire samples from their sister company, Persian Wax. Here is a bit of background about Persian Wax:
“Each box of Persian Wax is a validation of the traditions of the past, where time spent on oneself is celebrated and satisfying, and results in not only looking beautiful on the outside but feeling beautiful on the inside.
Familiar to generations of Eastern women, this age-old recipe has become the benchmark against which all other hair removal products are measured. Now, at home is the Western world, this authentic, all-natural hair removal product brings delight to women in search of dazzling, extraordinarily smooth, hair-free skin.
A combination of exotic craft and premium ingredients, Persian Hair Remover® remains unchanged in both formula and contents for over thirty years. It is artistry – not chemistry, that produces a hair remover of inimitable quality in the spirit of Eastern beauty and elegance.”
Alley also provided me with some more tidbits about these products:
“Persian Wax which is specially formulated for sensitive skin. Like Parissa, Persian Wax has only 3 ingredients, sugar, lemon and water – and is held up to the same ethos and eco-standards which include the use of quality, food-grade ingredients, no chemicals, parabens or fragrance and of course, completely animal friendly.
You’ll find the packaging bold and elegant, in keeping with the 3000 year old Middle-Eastern recipe from which the product stems. We’ve added the quick & easy-to -use Persian Wax Strips – formulated with gentle cream wax, also for sensitive skin.”
Cold Wax
Persian Wax’s Description:
“Persian Cold Wax is the original time honoured recipe that women have been trusting for centuries. And now in celebration of Eastern elegance and beauty we have repackaged our luxurious cold wax – but kept the recipe unchanged. Because Persian Cold Wax works – beautifully so.
Wax: sucrose, aqua, citric acid.”
My Description & Thoughts:
The idea of waxing is intimidating and time intensive in my mind, or at least it was before discovering a product that makes this process easier. Persian Wax (sister company of Parissa Wax) does this with products that work well by way of great ingredients.
The waxing routine is something that can be expensive to have professionally done on a regular basis. I find that having a great brand like Persian or Parissa wax on hand is a way more economical choice.
In regards to cold wax in a jar versus strips that come with wax already applied, I think it is a personal preference and is also dependent upon which area of the body you are waxing. For example, if I am are waxing areas on your face that require extra attention and precision, then using the cold wax in a jar is what is most effective because it allows me to control exactly where I am placing the wax and which areas have hair that need to be removed. These areas, for me, are my upper lip and eyebrows. On the other hand, if I am waxing an area with a larger surface area of hair, or an area that the wax strip size just happens to suit well, I prefer to use the strips with the wax already applied. For me, these areas are the bikini line, legs and arm pits.
This jar of is a great size to travel with (8 oz.–wouldn’t fit in a carry-on, but wouldn’t hardly take up any room in a checked bad if flying). The wax itself is comprised of simple, pure ingredients that prevent the skin from being irritated. The simplicity of the ingredient list might suggest that this product is not effective. However, the contrary is true. They have this mixture right–it does a great job getting all of the hairs that the wax is applied to. I see myself going back to Parissa & Persian wax strips in the future for all of my waxing needs. Only improvement would come from entirely organic ingredients.
Wax Strips
Persian Wax’s Description:
Ingredients:
Wax: glyceryl rosinate (pine resin), ricinus communis (castor oil), cera alba (beeswax), titanium dioxide
Aftercare oil: canola oil, tocopheryl acetate (vitamin e), lemon and orange blossom, menthol.”
Hi, I just tried the persian wax strips (My first ever time with waxing!!) for my legs. It went very well but I have some stubborn hairs that stayed in my skin… Do you have any clue why ? I kept a decent lenght and I didn’t had a shower before doing the waxing. I’ll have to pluck them for now :/
Any tips or tricks are welcome 🙂 Thanks
Thanks for reaching out with this question! I have had similar issues with waxing too, as I’m fairly new to waxing at home. Making sure that the wax or strip is pressed down adequately is important–some times stray hairs can still be left behind. This is just a matter of perfectly your technique. Also, making sure you pull the strip opposite of hair growth is always key, and clean skin before waxing can help the wax to grip on the hair well. Hope this helps!
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