Suited to estheticians and waxing technicians, or experienced at-home users, removing hair from larger areas — arms, legs, back, underarms, bikini line — with a warm strip (soft) wax. It isn't intended for delicate spot work like brows or the upper lip, where Epilsure's smaller pre-cut strip is the better match, and like any strip-wax accessory it assumes the user already knows correct wax temperature and pull technique.

Because the strip is sized for a full section of arm, leg, or back rather than a few square centimetres, one pull clears more hair per motion than working with a small facial strip, which keeps a full-leg or full-arm service moving. Its cotton weave holds up to the firmer pull that coarser body hair needs without tearing partway through, which a lighter, facial-format strip isn't built for.

• Warm the strip wax per its own instructions and test the temperature before applying to skin.
• Spread a thin, even layer of wax in the direction of hair growth over the section being treated.
• Press the strip onto the wax and smooth it down firmly in the direction of hair growth.
• Hold the skin taut, then pull the strip back quickly, close to the skin, against the direction of hair growth.
• Move to the next section of the same area with a fresh strip, discarding each one after a single pull.

• Sized for full sections of arm, leg, back, or bikini line rather than small facial spots, so fewer strips are needed to clear a larger area.
• The cotton weave is built to withstand the firmer, faster pull typically used on coarser body hair without tearing mid-strip.

It's oversized for eyebrows, the upper lip, or other small facial spots — Epilsure's smaller-format strip fits those areas better — and like any pull-strip, it only removes wax that's already been applied; it isn't a stripless hard-wax alternative, and it still requires the same single-use disposal after each pull.