I use NADS, I started using it on my legs but it got to the point where I only need to use it maybe twice a year.  I figured that since it did such a great job on my legs it would work on my facial hair.  So far so good.  I am only using it once a month now, started out using it once a week.  All those years of electrolisis did nothing but remove money from my wallet and make me break out in red patches.  This is much better, all natural.

I tried but couldn't use NADS. It took my skin along with us. I can't use any wax products and I have tried many.

That's funny because I've been using NADS for over 5 years without a problem.  The reason I started using it was because I couldn't use the chemecial hair removers or wax, and Nads is totally natural, things you might find in your kitche cupboards.  But then I also got the entire kit, not just the hair removal itself. 

I am with looneybird I use Emjor TweeZe. it works great for me. You use it a few times and you learn the areas that are in need of attention I don't even need a mirror anymore, I use it about every 3 or 4 weeks. I also have lost underarm and leg hair.                                                                               Hugs Geri

Yeah here is the list of ingredients: Honey, Fructose, Vinegar, Molasses, Glucose, Water, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Alcohol, and Food Dye.  Not tested on animals (one important thing to me). 

Colleen (and others)  You might want to check out this link to make your own Nads. 

 

 

I've seen these before only problem is one has to heat them up.  You don't have to heat up Nads unless it "settles".  I usually heat it briefly in the microwave, give it a good stir then let it cool back to room temp before using.  Besides I don't want to take the time "cooking it up" in my kitchen...lazy LOL

I use Veet.  It goes on like a shave creme and "shaves" off with a little bladeless razor tool.

 

sharyn

Joannie-  I think its a myth. I don't see any diference and know people who do this.