After paying for bikini waxes for a while I decided to try hot wax to save money. Although this hot wax can be a bit messy and get everywhere (on the pot, on the floor, on your clothes) it is washable so no staining. It takes a bit of trial and error and first and although it seems obvious the how-to guide shows how to use the spatula applicator on different parts of the body which can make all the difference. Obviously it won't be as good as a professional but if you're willing to spend the time to get the technique down then you can get a lot of uses out of a £10 pot. Also you have to be careful as you heat yourself in the microwave which can lead to half the tub being  Read the complete review

The most effective and long lasting method of getting rid of unwanted hair is quite simply to remove it from the root. It was upon contemplating this that I bought my first pot of Veet Warm Wax a couple of years ago. I had, for over a year been going to my local salon to get hair waxed off; however with the recession biting I decided to buy my own wax to see how it would fare. At the time a pot of this wax could be bought for £8, a bargain I thought. The Product ~ This Veet warm wax comes pre-packaged in a neat little brown cardboard box. Upon lifting the lid you are presented with a small tub of cold wax which measures 250ml in quantity, 12 non ...  Read the complete review

I usually shave my legs, as my one and only attempt at waxing aged 14 turned out terribly and put me off completely... (very painful and wax ended up caked to my legs!) However, I am now in my late twenties and am thoroughly sick of shaving! I have dark hair and pale skin, so shaving regrowth looks awful and I wanted a longer term solution. On my last shopping trip, I decided to buy a Veet warm wax kit from - as it was half price from Sainsburys. On opening the box, there was an instruction leaflet and 12 fabric strips in a little clear plastic bag, then underneath that was a decent-sized jar of wax. The jar was larger than ...  Read the complete review

As I am a fairly busy mother of four I like to try and treat myself from time to time and keep on top of looking after myself as well so that I am always looking nice. One of the things that I like to do is have my legs waxed but it's a little bit time consuming and costly to have it done at a salon so I usually just have a jar of Veet Warm Wax in the cupboard for the days when I have an hour to myself and want to do something nice to boost my confidence. Each product contains a jar of wax (250ml), some fabric strips and a spatula. The spatula is very handy as it has a little temperature bit that tells you when the wax is ready to use by being blue if it's ...  Read the complete review

A male colleague at work volunteered to have his legs waxed to raise money for comic relief and nominated me to be the one to do the waxing!! Being a man and having very long leg hair I knew that I would have to get a good waxing product to remove the long hairs!! I took a trip to Tesco to see what was on offer; it was here that I saw the Veet (formerly known as Immac) warm wax jar. It cost £8.95 for a 250ml jar; I thought this would be more effective than the wax strips so decided to purchase this. The box itself is square and peach in colour with the Veet logo on the top, it also states that is contains invigorating green tea which is supposed ...  Read the complete review