I have course leg hair. I tried another brand that missed hairs. This one worked great, but you will need more than one box to do both legs. You can use each strip more than once.

This product is no better or worse than Nair or any other peel-off hair remover. The reviews I read led me to believe it would work better, so I tried it. It does not work any better, and in fact, not quite as well as Nair wax strip hair remover. I would not purchase this product again. Takes too much time and too many tries over the same area to try to get all hair, plus hair grows back very quickly, unlike other products.

This product is economical in that it takes less strips to do the job.The clear strips makes application more accurate. And what a nice touch to put in the azulene oil! Skin recovery after removing hair was within 30 minutes - no redness or irritation bumps. These strips are far better than Nads, Veet and Sally Hansen.

You can reuse a strip to wax most of one leg. Since the strips are plastic, they never rip, like paper strips sometimes do.

Easy to use, can be applied more than once, film is somewhat stiff, so hard to apply around the leg curve

I used these all winter to wax my bikini line and upper legs to keep them hair-free while training for my 1/2 Ironman swimming. I used a hairdryer to warm the strips which was faster and easier for me and I got less wax residue left on my skin. They worked well and reliably. I've tried Sally Hansen and these are so much better! The azulene oil is really nice to help remove any wax residue and sooth the skin. It does get easier and less painful each time you do it and the wax strips don't give me razor burn so I'm very satsified!

I'll be honest: I'm a hairy half-Mexican. I'm that chick that kind of has a little bit of a 'stache rockin'. I also have something that one ex-boyfriend affectionately referred to as "fuzzy monkey butt". You know, that patch of fuzz above your a-word that no one wants to see chillin' above your bikini bottoms. I have hairy arms. So, no, I'm not exactly Frida Kahlo, but I do have hair in places where I do not feel I need it. I should be spiritually advanced enough to love myself exactly the way I am, but I read the Four Agreements, and I still prefer to remove the excess rug from my mug. This is definitely my weapon of choice. I won't go into all the details of waxing because most people reading the reviews already know what a wax job feels like. It sucks. But these are probably the easiest, no-heat cold wax strips I've used. The oil that comes with them is also pleasant and soothing. My skin gets super irritated very easily and I usually wind up looking like a baboon in heat after my back wax, but with this kit, it doesn't last very long. I also have noticed I don't get as many ingrowns. I like the fragrance. It sort of smells like pine tar. I know that sounds weird, but it made me wonder if perhaps the makers of Parissa spread a bunch of pitch on some strips and stuck them in boxes. Either way, good stuff. Grabs a lot of the hair so going back and touching up isn't too big of a chore. I still don't use it on my face, because I don't want to look like Ronald McDonald after ripping the hairs out above my upper lip. But if you do use anything for yours, I suggest Parissa. I have used Nad's and wanted to like it. If I can't find Parissa, I will use the Nad's strips. But from experience, I think Parissa just all-around works better. You really should warm them up for a minute in your hands before peeling them apart, though. Just an FYI. After waxing pretty steadily for a year or two, I have noticed the hair coming back in finer. So if you're a beast like me, I suggest Parissa.

I ordered these because the Parissa eyebrow waxing strips are the best I ever used and I expected the same from these. I had expected the same wax formula as the eyebrow strips, only bigger, but these aren't the same. However, they do work well. They removed most of the hair on the areas that I waxed and I was able to use most of the strips three or four times each before having to use a new one. There was a few times that I would pull the strip off, only to have a big part of the wax remain on my skin, but when this happened, I just put the strip back on over the remaining wax and pulled it back again and that solved the problem. The strip removed the remaining wax and the hair. I wax my arms and these were much easier on them than any other waxing system I've used, and caused the least amount of pain out of the others that I have tried in the past. So, all in all, this is a good product and I would buy it again, but I don't love it as much as the eyebrow strips.

Bought this kit and the Moom Tea Tree kit to try on my legs and compare. I liked the Moom kit much more. In fairness, the Parissa kit is really easy to use; however, my main complaint is that one kit wasn't even enough to do one leg from the knee down. I have fine hair that I'd let grow out quite a but, but even so I'd have expected it to do more. This kit would be convenient for travel touch-ups and maybe is better for smaller areas, but I wouldn't recommend for full leg waxing.

I use these for my bikini area and upper thighs. They are painless, quick, and there's no mess. It's an excellent value and way cheaper and more convenient than getting waxed. The azulene oil works well to soothe sensitive areas.