Someone Help!! How do I remove this? I can't get rid of this thing with water :( And I don't have any professional wax remover lotion
75532
You can use olive oil or baby oil. Just put it on a cotton ball or an old tshirt rag and gently rub it until it starts to come off. Hope this helps
75533
I used a remover purchased from my local Sally beauty- I recommend. In the mean time, try olive oil
75534
If your wax be warm enough , it shall be removed w the Wax paper easily and for small sport that is left alone you put oil.Does nt have to be fancy type, yr normal olive oil even canola oil shall work and then wash yrself w hot water ( no soap till 24 hr after )
1846856
you can use alcohol, or goop be gone even Vaseline, wd-40 works too. good luck
628500
What you could do is crayon it on and iron it in, scrape it, and then buff it with scotch brite. IN AN EMERGENCY you might get away rubbing it on, but you still must scrape and rub it in, but the results wont be nearly as good as doing it correctly.It is worth doing correctly. Use a VERY stiff brush to remove old wax, drip wax on using a hot iron, iron in thoroughly (keep iron moving to avoid borning the base. Let it cool, the cooler the better. Scrape with plastic scraper until almost no wax comes off, and buff with a scotch brite. Some follow that with corking.Or just have a ski shop hot wax it for you. What you could do is crayon it on and iron it in, scrape it, and then buff it with scotch brite. IN AN EMERGENCY you might get away rubbing it on, but you still must scrape and rub it in, but the results wont be nearly as good as doing it correctly.It is worth doing correctly. Use a VERY stiff brush to remove old wax, drip wax on using a hot iron, iron in thoroughly (keep iron moving to avoid borning the base. Let it cool, the cooler the better. Scrape with plastic scraper until almost no wax comes off, and buff with a scotch brite. Some follow that with corking.Or just have a... » Read More What you could do is crayon it on and iron it in, scrape it, and then buff it with scotch brite. IN AN EMERGENCY you might get away rubbing it on, but you still must scrape and rub it in, but the results wont be nearly as good as doing it correctly.It is worth doing correctly. Use a VERY stiff brush to remove old wax, drip wax on using a hot iron, iron in thoroughly (keep iron moving to avoid borning the base. Let it cool, the cooler the better. Scrape with plastic scraper until almost no wax comes off, and buff with a scotch brite. Some follow that with corking.Or just have a ski shop hot wax it for you. « Show Less
322086
Clean-up should be similar to silicone caulk, razor and possibly a solvent. The cleaner you apply it the cleaner it will come off.
1913144
time and ease. I used a few Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and had cleaner wax to rub it off. Good luck.
541142
It's supposed to be removed during sleep and baths, but I only remove it for baths. The water supposedly ruins the healing affects of the amber.
129714
I've never tried to remove mine cus I love it so much, but the instructions suggest u use rubbing alcohol on it and it should come off easily. Hope that helps
912220
I got the same problem since yesterday , now I still can't remove it. I don't know what to do. Do you have any idea ?
285503
You would want to use hydrous lanolin, which has had some water blended in to the lanolin to make it like a cream or lotion. It is more expensive, because of the extra step in preparation, and well worth it (or the time & effort to do it yourself) as this stuff is VERY sticky. I use it added to shea butter and bees wax to make a balm that doesn't wash off the hands the first time I get my hands in water.
563969
I think you must use this product to remove it.http://www.amazon.com/Expert-Touch-Lacquer-Remover-Fluid/dp/B0015GEMSE/ref=sr_1_36?s=beauty&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1421547222&sr;=1-36&keywords;=opi
322943
Baby oil helps remove the wax. Or really anything oily. You just need to have it soak into the skin a little
1045832
Hi Sam- I haven't tried that. Have you tried finger nail polish remover? That's always worked for me!
2083399
I haven't had to clean mine yet. I was just looking at it to see how hard it looks to clean. I think that once the wax gets a little lower I will just remove the wax when it is semi-hard. I think it will peel away from the plastic easily. I had spilled some wax on the sides before and it peeled right off the sides.
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I use the Fantasea Non-Woven Facial & Body Wax Strips with this. You do not let it dry, you just hear the wax, apply wax, then strips, then remove immediately, don't wait for it to harden.
1716874
You have to put on lanolin based lotion on your hands before you use the bath and the wax peals right off. Read the directions!!
1575335
Just take one side of it and press to the edge. The other side will pop up and you can remove it easily. Its not so much the moisture as it is the oil buildup. Remember to clean with mild soap and hot water frequently. this should help
860314
If your skin is dry, it will stick a little bit. The best way to get it off is to use a nail scrubbing brush or rough loofah. But mostly you don't notice it and it just comes off your hand within a few hours. Be sure to pick/scrub any bits that stick to your skin in your underarms or bikini line though or they will chafe. That's only happened to me once though because usually the bits of wax all come off easily. Also, if you apply it evenly, you won't have a problem with bits of wax staying stuck yo your skin.