The instructions as soon as you open it state that you transfer the delivery from "mother to daughter", of course in my case I am a 21-year-old man and I couldn't do without it.

What specific wax do I use it for? Only for my beard. Before I go for a haircut, I remove all the hairs on the right and left of my beard, which bothers me immensely, especially when they start to grow as if they were normal hair. At first, I didn't see any difference, but after 2 years of use, I have seen results. The hairs started to thin out and now less than half of them come out. I started using it twice a month and now I do it once a month, if necessary. It is purely a hormonal issue, obviously, but it definitely improves the situation!

Does it hurt? Personally, I will say YES with capital letters. Maybe I am using the wrong technique and it comes out in sections, and with several attempts and tears. It is something that I cannot get used to unfortunately, and every time it feels like the first time. However, the result and the feeling it leaves in the area reward me.

The process, if you get used to it, takes about 7-10 minutes, which is the time it takes for a men's shave at home or to make an espresso, for example. It doesn't bother me as I don't do it on a weekly basis. I pour a little alcohol on a cotton pad (in the sink) and then I light it with a match and start melting the wax. It takes almost 1 minute to start melting and be able to apply it to the stick. With a little blowing and careful movements (to avoid getting burned, obviously), we spread it in the same direction. Essentially, this is the whole process that is required. Beyond that, it is a painful story and I don't want to go into details. :)

After watching some videos, some people apply alcohol after the hair removal process. Personally, I prefer to gently pat with a small ice cube to close the pores. It helps me to avoid redness and irritation in the area in the following hours. Sometimes I forget and I feel like I have a sunburn, it doesn't exactly hurt but there is definitely a noticeable discomfort.

Overall, we are talking about a super affordable solution that does what it promises. I would really like to see some male tips in the instructions. Why should we be left out?! :D

I learned about it from my mother and now I use it myself.
There may be stronger hair removal products on the market, but this particular product does not cause irritation or redness on my skin, which is very important to me.
Also, its duration for me is a maximum of one month, depending on the area where I do the hair removal.
Until I find another product that does not bring unpleasant results such as irritation, redness, or even pimples, I will stick with Carnaby.