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product_id: 17312220
title: "All Purpose Honee Wax for Hair Removal, Face & Body Waxing, 12 Pack | Natural beeswax hair remover, facial & bikini area use, gentle formula for all skin types, smooth skin results"
brand: "gigi"
price: "1181.85 DT"
currency: TND
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Gigi"
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region: Tunisia
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# Long-lasting smoothness Natural beeswax base Hypoallergenic & gentle All Purpose Honee Wax for Hair Removal, Face & Body Waxing, 12 Pack | Natural beeswax hair remover, facial & bikini area use, gentle formula for all skin types, smooth skin results

**Brand:** gigi
**Price:** 1181.85 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍯 Smooth skin, zero compromises — wax like a pro, glow like a boss!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** All Purpose Honee Wax for Hair Removal, Face & Body Waxing, 12 Pack | Natural beeswax hair remover, facial & bikini area use, gentle formula for all skin types, smooth skin results by gigi
- **How much does it cost?** 1181.85 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- gigi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted gigi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Area Versatility:** Perfectly safe and effective for face, body, and delicate zones—your all-in-one waxing solution.
- • **Pro-Level Smoothness:** Enjoy salon-quality, long-lasting results that keep your skin sleek for weeks.
- • **Pure Honey-Infused Formula:** Harness the power of natural beeswax for effective, gentle hair removal.
- • **Beginner Friendly Consistency:** Soft wax with ideal honey-like texture for easy application and minimal mess.
- • **Cruelty-Free & Hypoallergenic:** Formulated for sensitive skin and never tested on animals—beauty with a conscience.

## Overview

GiGi All Purpose Honee Wax is a 12-pack of 14 oz natural beeswax-based soft wax designed for professional-quality hair removal on face and body. Hypoallergenic and cruelty-free, it delivers long-lasting smoothness with a gentle formula suitable for all skin types, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced users seeking salon results at home.

## Description

GiGi All Purpose Honee Wax 14 oz (Pack of 12)

Review: Good starter soft wax - If you are new to soft wax, this is a good honey wax to learn with. Applies easily at the right temp, I know not all warmers have an actual thermometer, but as long as you get this to look like the consistency of honey, you're golden. Technique comes into play, as always, wirh application and removal, but if you have learned the tips, tricks and hacks - this is a good wax! Probably some of the only soft wax I prefer right now. Just remember (for those of you NEW to waxing): - apply a THIN layer - apply with consistent pressure - apply wax with popsicle/craft stick - apply wax at a 45° to the skin and in the direction of hair growth - apply precut wax strip - rub max 2x (to adhere wax to strip before removal) - hold skin taught/tight & pull in the OPPOSITE direction of the hair growth - removal pull should be as parallel & close to the skin as possible to avoid hairs breaking or wax being only half removed. You didn't ask for all that, but I am SURE there is a non licensed person on here buying this to do at home. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do your research before waxing yourself or others. ***Check to make sure you are NOT CONTRAINDICATED before waxing*** Also make sure to exfoliate 2-3 days PRIOR to waxing, and WAIT 2-3 day POST WAX to exfoliate again. *****Major key note****** Soft wax can only be done once on the skin, this does adhere to hair AND skin, so there is the possibility for skin lifting, so if uou NEED to continue to wax - either wait a couple days and redo it with soft wax, or buy yourself some hard wax too!! Okay, I'm done, I know there's so much more I can say, but this is a review and I turned it into a lesson. Lol go have fun waxing - be safe - wear gloves - be sanitary!!!
Review: Great Wax - I really, really love this wax. I got the student starter kit around March and got this one to replace the wax I went through around August. So one can lasted me around 5 months, which is great. I use it for my legs and upper lip area and this wax works great on both. I really like the quality of this wax. I find it very easy to apply and I almost never have to go through the same area more than twice. With that being said, I've not used razors/creams etc. more than a few times in my entire life. I'm 26 and I've been getting waxed since I was 12/13. So having seen it done to me by professionals a billion times, I'm pretty familiar with the application. Since I had a great experience with this wax I thought sharing what I do could be helpful to some people/beginners out there. Consistency: The consistency is key. It should be like honey (I actually like it just a tiny bit thicker). Too thick = you'll get a bruise, too thin = you'll burn. I use the Gigi warmer that came with the student kit. When the can is full or 2/3 full, I warm it on high for 15 minutes. If it's half or less than half full, I heat it less (around 10 minutes). Which melts half of the wax and there is an unmelted lump of wax in the middle. The reason I do this is the top center always melts the latest and by then, the rest is too runny for my taste. Waiting everything to melt and turning the warmer off and waiting for a couple of minutes could also work, but I just don't have the patience. Depending on how long it takes you to wax, you might have to turn the warmer on/off a few times to keep the consistency. Exfoliate & Clean: Having your skin clean and dry is important. Lotions, water, sweat & oil etc prevents you from applying the wax evenly and even if you manage to apply, it doesn't really stick to your hair so it doesn't work. I also found that exfoliation beforehand helps a lot. It takes off the dead skin & exposes the hair better. Length of the hair: If you are a shaver, your hair gets thicker, so it becomes more noticeable. To get results from waxing, you might have to let go for a while (week / 2 weeks depending on how fast your hair grows) and try to live with it, so it gets long enough for the wax to actually pick it up. I had to shave a couple of times and in my case, my hair grows very slow so I had to wait 2 weeks after shaving. I generally wax every 3 - 4 weeks, because the hair in my legs are very thin and they aren't noticeable before week 5. Set-up: I've read a lot of reviews about wax being messy, and it is. With every soft wax that will be the case. What I do is to put a few paper towels/old newspapers between where I pick up the wax with the spatula/applicator and where I apply it, because sometimes accidents happen and it really is a hard task to remove it from surfaces. And I recommend using a collar with this wax. Test: The first thing I do with every new brand or type of wax is to test it in a small area. If you have sensitive skin or allergies I would definitely recommend doing this before anything else. A little bit of redness is normal, but stay away if it makes your skin itch, swell, bruise. I actually test the wax in a small area every time I wax to check the temperature and avoid burning myself. Powder (or don't): For the application, some people prefer lightly (key word being light) powder the area. I only use powder on my lips where I can control the amount of wax with my fingers. In my opinion, powder is only good with oily skin or on the areas you might be sweating. My skin is dry, so I don't really need powder on my legs. Also, overdoing the powder can make your job harder than it is, make it hard to apply the wax, create clumps and make the wax useless. Application: I usually get enough wax to lightly cover the tip (around 1 inch in length) of the applicator. I apply a thin and even layer of wax toward the direction of my hair. I cover a small area, & try to never to cover a larger area than my palm on one go. Applying the wax to a very large area is a huge mistake I've seen my friends do. Wax dries, by the time you get to it so it gets stuck on your body, but it doesn't stick to the strips and so you have a mess on your hands. The quality of the strips are also important. The strips I got with the kit really sucked, so I bought a roll of cloth strips. This way I can cut smaller pieces for my lip without wasting any material. Oh also, you have to pull the strips fast, and in the opposite direction of the hair growth. Pulling closer to your skin and pulling it really fast minimizes the pain. Pull your skin tight: In areas where your skin is soft and the surface isn't tight & flat (in my case soft and wobbly inner tighs), you have to pull the skin up and tighten the area before you pull the strips. Otherwise you might pull your skin with the strip, which is crazy painful and you'll definitely get a bruise. Trying to pull the strip slowly can also cause you to get a bruise. Get it off: I got a Wax-off with the student kit, but to be honest I only use it if my hands get sticky as I'm waxing. I like to use baby oil, which works way better than any cream that claims to remove wax from your body. I generally wait for an hour or two after I wax, get in the shower and use baby oil with warm water to take the remaining wax off.

## Features

- - Experience smooth, hair-free skin with GiGi All Purpose Honee Wax.
- - This gentle wax contains beeswax for a natural and effective hair removal process.
- - Suitable for delicate areas, leaving skin sleek and soft after use.
- - Enjoy long-lasting results with this all natural formula.
- - Trust in the expertise of GiGi to provide the perfect body waxing product.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00F0WSMM6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,682 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #10 in Hair Removal Wax |
| Brand | GIGI |
| Brand Name | GIGI |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 10,728 Reviews |
| Item Form | Wax |
| Item Volume | 4968.35 ml |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Manufacturer | American International Industries GiGi |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PPAX1427330 |
| Material Feature | Natural, Not Tested On Animals |
| Material Features | Natural, Not Tested On Animals |
| Material Type Free | Hypoallergenic |
| Model Number | PPAX1427330 |
| Number of Items | 12 |
| Product Benefits | Smoothing |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Body, Eyebrow, Face |
| Scent Name | Unscented |
| Skin Type | All |
| Target Use Body Part | Body, Face, Leg |
| UPC | 073930033004 |
| Unit Count | 168 Ounce |

## Product Details

- **Item Form:** Wax
- **Material Feature:** Natural, Not Tested On Animals
- **Material Type Free:** Hypoallergenic
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Body, Eyebrow, Face
- **Skin Type:** All

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: do you need wax strips?**
A: Absolutely, you will need Wax strips! 
This is a soft wax. The use of Pelon or Muslin is needed.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good starter soft wax
*by A***A on June 2, 2026*

If you are new to soft wax, this is a good honey wax to learn with. Applies easily at the right temp, I know not all warmers have an actual thermometer, but as long as you get this to look like the consistency of honey, you're golden. Technique comes into play, as always, wirh application and removal, but if you have learned the tips, tricks and hacks - this is a good wax! Probably some of the only soft wax I prefer right now. Just remember (for those of you NEW to waxing): - apply a THIN layer - apply with consistent pressure - apply wax with popsicle/craft stick - apply wax at a 45° to the skin and in the direction of hair growth - apply precut wax strip - rub max 2x (to adhere wax to strip before removal) - hold skin taught/tight & pull in the OPPOSITE direction of the hair growth - removal pull should be as parallel & close to the skin as possible to avoid hairs breaking or wax being only half removed. You didn't ask for all that, but I am SURE there is a non licensed person on here buying this to do at home. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do your research before waxing yourself or others. ***Check to make sure you are NOT CONTRAINDICATED before waxing*** Also make sure to exfoliate 2-3 days PRIOR to waxing, and WAIT 2-3 day POST WAX to exfoliate again. *****Major key note****** Soft wax can only be done once on the skin, this does adhere to hair AND skin, so there is the possibility for skin lifting, so if uou NEED to continue to wax - either wait a couple days and redo it with soft wax, or buy yourself some hard wax too!! Okay, I'm done, I know there's so much more I can say, but this is a review and I turned it into a lesson. Lol go have fun waxing - be safe - wear gloves - be sanitary!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Wax
*by N***I on October 31, 2015*

I really, really love this wax. I got the student starter kit around March and got this one to replace the wax I went through around August. So one can lasted me around 5 months, which is great. I use it for my legs and upper lip area and this wax works great on both. I really like the quality of this wax. I find it very easy to apply and I almost never have to go through the same area more than twice. With that being said, I've not used razors/creams etc. more than a few times in my entire life. I'm 26 and I've been getting waxed since I was 12/13. So having seen it done to me by professionals a billion times, I'm pretty familiar with the application. Since I had a great experience with this wax I thought sharing what I do could be helpful to some people/beginners out there. Consistency: The consistency is key. It should be like honey (I actually like it just a tiny bit thicker). Too thick = you'll get a bruise, too thin = you'll burn. I use the Gigi warmer that came with the student kit. When the can is full or 2/3 full, I warm it on high for 15 minutes. If it's half or less than half full, I heat it less (around 10 minutes). Which melts half of the wax and there is an unmelted lump of wax in the middle. The reason I do this is the top center always melts the latest and by then, the rest is too runny for my taste. Waiting everything to melt and turning the warmer off and waiting for a couple of minutes could also work, but I just don't have the patience. Depending on how long it takes you to wax, you might have to turn the warmer on/off a few times to keep the consistency. Exfoliate & Clean: Having your skin clean and dry is important. Lotions, water, sweat & oil etc prevents you from applying the wax evenly and even if you manage to apply, it doesn't really stick to your hair so it doesn't work. I also found that exfoliation beforehand helps a lot. It takes off the dead skin & exposes the hair better. Length of the hair: If you are a shaver, your hair gets thicker, so it becomes more noticeable. To get results from waxing, you might have to let go for a while (week / 2 weeks depending on how fast your hair grows) and try to live with it, so it gets long enough for the wax to actually pick it up. I had to shave a couple of times and in my case, my hair grows very slow so I had to wait 2 weeks after shaving. I generally wax every 3 - 4 weeks, because the hair in my legs are very thin and they aren't noticeable before week 5. Set-up: I've read a lot of reviews about wax being messy, and it is. With every soft wax that will be the case. What I do is to put a few paper towels/old newspapers between where I pick up the wax with the spatula/applicator and where I apply it, because sometimes accidents happen and it really is a hard task to remove it from surfaces. And I recommend using a collar with this wax. Test: The first thing I do with every new brand or type of wax is to test it in a small area. If you have sensitive skin or allergies I would definitely recommend doing this before anything else. A little bit of redness is normal, but stay away if it makes your skin itch, swell, bruise. I actually test the wax in a small area every time I wax to check the temperature and avoid burning myself. Powder (or don't): For the application, some people prefer lightly (key word being light) powder the area. I only use powder on my lips where I can control the amount of wax with my fingers. In my opinion, powder is only good with oily skin or on the areas you might be sweating. My skin is dry, so I don't really need powder on my legs. Also, overdoing the powder can make your job harder than it is, make it hard to apply the wax, create clumps and make the wax useless. Application: I usually get enough wax to lightly cover the tip (around 1 inch in length) of the applicator. I apply a thin and even layer of wax toward the direction of my hair. I cover a small area, & try to never to cover a larger area than my palm on one go. Applying the wax to a very large area is a huge mistake I've seen my friends do. Wax dries, by the time you get to it so it gets stuck on your body, but it doesn't stick to the strips and so you have a mess on your hands. The quality of the strips are also important. The strips I got with the kit really sucked, so I bought a roll of cloth strips. This way I can cut smaller pieces for my lip without wasting any material. Oh also, you have to pull the strips fast, and in the opposite direction of the hair growth. Pulling closer to your skin and pulling it really fast minimizes the pain. Pull your skin tight: In areas where your skin is soft and the surface isn't tight & flat (in my case soft and wobbly inner tighs), you have to pull the skin up and tighten the area before you pull the strips. Otherwise you might pull your skin with the strip, which is crazy painful and you'll definitely get a bruise. Trying to pull the strip slowly can also cause you to get a bruise. Get it off: I got a Wax-off with the student kit, but to be honest I only use it if my hands get sticky as I'm waxing. I like to use baby oil, which works way better than any cream that claims to remove wax from your body. I generally wait for an hour or two after I wax, get in the shower and use baby oil with warm water to take the remaining wax off.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Wax
*by E***R on March 24, 2026*

Love this wax. It is soo sticky and messy but works great!

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