This is a professional-style soft wax for removing body and facial hair, not a general consumer skincare cream, despite the 'Pre & Post Wax Care' category it's filed under in some catalogs. It suits licensed estheticians and salon waxing services, as well as home users who already have wax-warming equipment and are comfortable with strip-wax technique — it isn't a beginner-friendly, ready-to-use product, since it must be melted and applied with a spatula.

The main advantage of a cream/soft wax like this over hard wax is coverage and speed on larger areas, since it's spread thin with a spatula and lifted with a strip rather than left to set and snapped off on its own. Its low melting point specifically reduces the risk of the wax being too hot when it reaches skin, which is one of the more common ways at-home waxing goes wrong.

• Microwave the wax until fully melted and lukewarm, stirring for an even consistency, then test the temperature before use.
• Cleanse the area with a pre-wax cleansing gel.
• Spread a thin layer of wax over the area in the direction of hair growth using a spatula.
• Press a cloth or pellon strip onto the waxed area and smooth it down.
• Hold the skin taut and pull the strip off quickly against the direction of hair growth.
• Apply an after-wax soothing lotion to calm the skin once finished.

• Low melting temperature makes it more comfortable and lower-risk to apply than harder waxes that need higher heat
• Described by sellers as going on smoothly and removing with minimal sticky residue
• Part of a full companion system with Sharonelle's own pre-wax cleansing gel and after-wax lotion for a complete routine

• Requires a wax warmer or microwave plus spatula and strip technique — not usable straight out of the can
• Good results depend on proper technique (thin layer, correct temperature, pulling against hair growth), so there's a real learning curve for first-time home users
• No verified complete ingredient list, so anyone with wax-related allergies can't fully check the formula in advance