The Best At-Home Waxes for Affordable Hairless Skin

There are so many reasons to love waxing. The hair is pulled from the root, so the results last longer. It provides gentle exfoliation. You'll have less ingrown hairs and no razor burn. However, the price to have someone professionally wax can be upwards of $75 for your legs alone.

Luckily, it's not too difficult to wax yourself. Check out a simple tutorial, and you'll be good to go. Once you finish your crash course, consider purchasing one of these DIY waxes.

Miss Cire Pink Roll on Wax: $7

Miss Cire's Pink Roll-On Wax is one of the best for beginners and anyone who needs quick hair removal on the go.

After you warm this stick for 30 minutes, simply glide it along the area of your body that needs the wax. It's mess-free and provides a thin but adequate layer of wax. Plus, it only costs a mere seven bucks.

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Flamingo Body Wax Kit: $10

Flamingo's Body Wax Kit has been our go-to for the past year. This handy set contains two sizes to reach every nook and cranny. There is no need to warm it up, so you can begin waxing, fresh out of the box. When you're done, you can use their handy post-wax cloth to remove the leftover stickiness.

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Also read about: Everything You Need to Start Waxing at Home

 

Athena Club Wax Strip Kit for Face: $10

There is no shame in waxing your face, and Athena Club has the best wax strips to get the job done. Inside this kit, you'll receive a plant-based wax that gently removes hair in those small, sensitive places. When you're done, soothe your skin with their hydrating hyaluronic acid serum.

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Wakse Gold Hard Wax Beans: $26

For the pros, you might want to upgrade to a tool that offers more precision, like hard wax. If you're ready to enter the next level, Wakse is the only brand you should consider. These hard wax beans melt into a super smooth paste that flawlessly removes hair in one pull.

Wakse offers tons of fun scents, including this golden pineapple one. Don't forget to purchase their matching wax melter.

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Sugardoh Sugaring Starting Kit: $68

Searching for something natural? Use Sugardoh's Sugaring Starter Kit.

Because sugar wax is just sugar, water and lemon juice, it's a prime option for anyone whose skin reacts poorly to standard wax. It's also less wasteful since you can continuously use the same wax throughout your entire removal process.

It does have a slight learning curve with its pulling method, but it moves quickly once you get the hang of it.

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New to waxing? Click HERE for our guide to waxing locations, from least to most painful.