Nad’s Facial Wand Eyebrow Shaper Description
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Slimtip Precision Applicator
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Quick, Easy Hair Removal For Delicate Facial Areas
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Dermatologically Tested
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No Heating Just Twist and Go!
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Control & Confidence
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Washes Away With Water
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Salon Results
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Hypoallergenic Formula
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0.2 oz Facial Wand Eyebrow Shaper
Nad’s Natural Hair Removal Facial Wand Eyebrow Shaper
NO MESS, NO FUSS: SHAPE BEAUTIFUL EYEBROWS AT HOME WITH NAD’S NATURAL EYEBROW SHAPER
Nad’s Facial Wand Eyebrow Shaper is primed and ready to go with Nad’s Natural Hair Removal Gel in a pen-like applicator that makes professional eyebrow waxing and shaping easy to achieve at home, leaving you hair-free for up to 8 weeks.
With Nad’s unique SlimTip applicator, just the right amount of gel is released from the precision tip giving you complete control, and for added confidence, the mistake-proof gel wax formula easily washes away with water… no mess, no fuss.
HOW TO USE
1. Clean – Thoroughly clean the area to be treated using a Nad’s Cleansing Wipe or non-moisturising soap.
2. Apply – Briskly rub wand between the palms of your hands for 20-30 seconds, remove the wand cap and slowly twist the end until gel appears at wand tip. When first used, this may take up to 20 twists. To ensure the gel melts with your body heat slowly and firmly apply a thin layer of gel in the direction of hair growth (hair growth should be at least 3-5mm or 1/8-1/5inches long. Only apply the gel over the hair you wish to remove. Any excess will wash away with water.
3. Remove – Immediately place cotton strip over the gel and firmly smooth over with your fingertips in the direction of hair growth. Holding skin taut, quickly pull strip off in opposite direction of hair growth. Remember to hold skin taut with the other hand and to pull close and parallel to the skin rather than away from the skin. Nad’s Cotton Strips can be washed and re-used.
Pre Wax Cleansing Wipes: Aqua (Water), Sodium cocaamphoacetate, Coco glucoside, Decyl glucoside, Sodium hydroxymethylglycinate, Parfum (Fragrance).
