Moom Natural Hair Remover Review

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I recently had the opportunity to try Moom Natural Hair Remover. I had been curious about sugaring to remove hair mainly because I liked the thought that I could remove hair and not have to deal with it again for at least a month. And it sounded like it might be a little less painful than waxing.

I have never been a fan of chemical hair removers. The ingredients alone are enough to scare anyone and while they may not smell as bad now years ago they were really smelly.

Sugaring is similar to waxing where a substance is applied to the skin and fabric strips are smoothed over the area and then quickly pulled off which basically removes hair at the root which means that it can take several weeks or more for regrowth depending on how quickly your hair grows back.

One of the big benefits to using Moom Natural Hair Remover is the ingredients, chamomile, sugar, lemon juice, tea tree oil and water, which are all organic, completely safe and are even good for your skin.

How It Worked For Me

Let me tell you, except for using cream hair removers years ago, shaving is how I have removed hair and for the most part I am comfortable with shaving and that's probably only because it is habit.

I am open for trying new things especially when the ingredients are so great and safe along with the possibility of not having to worry about hair removal for longer periods of time.

Moom Natural Hair Remover comes with a jar of product, sticks for applications and reusable fabric strips for removal along with complete instructions.

One of the drawbacks to products like this are that you have to allow the hair to grow long enough, they suggest about 1/4", before first using this product and that might not please everyone but it is necessary to have enough hair for the sugar solution to grasp.

The instructions said to slightly warm Moom Natural Hair Remover, I just put the jar in the microwave for about 10 seconds, just enough to give it the consistancy of honey. Starting with clean dry skin, I applied the Moom with the direction of the hair growth in as thin a layer as possible. This took some practice to use what looks like a fat popsicle stick to get a thin layer and I found myself going over the area several times kind of scraping off the excess in order to get it thin enough.

I then applied the cloth strip by rubbing it on the sugar solution several times quickly and pulled it off in the opposite direction of hair growth. It wasn't painless but I wouldn't call it painful. It stung momentarily but wasn't bad especially on my legs. Underarms are more sensitive. They suggested applying a thin layer of cornstarch before applying Moom Natural Hair Remover. It hurt a little more but not so bad that it would make me stop using this. I did not remove hair in any other areas but I think you can expect more stinging in other sensitive areas.

Without thinking a couple of times I did not apply the Moom with the hair growth. You will find that while the hair on your legs grows one direction the underarm hair can grow a couple of different directions so take note. I had to repeat the process to get it right. I kept wanting to apply it upward on my legs.

One of the biggest challenges I had was the back of my legs. I could easily sit and prop my leg up and get the product on the front but the back especially the first time when I was not so hot with application was a pain. I ended up sitting in a chair and turning my leg back and forth, crossing it, propping it, standing and using a mirror whatever I had to do to reach the entire area.

Moom is quite sticky and tacky especially as it cools so application takes practice and patience. I say this because until you have used Moom a few times and developed a technique you may find as I did that you will get frustrated. I found that if I worked in small sections I had more control and did not have to spend time removing the tacky excess. I actually did my best job on my underarms because it is a small area.

After my initial frustration, I developed a technique that worked for me and can now say that while not quite as quick for me as shaving has become easier. I really love that I do not have to worry about regrowth which for me meant over a month of smooth, soft skin. The regrowth was not the cut edge of the hair coming in. For me it came in softer which meant no razor stubble.

If I discover later that I have missed a small area I didn't bother to heat the sugar, just applied a little from the jar, slapped on a fabric strip and yank those strays. This too could be avoided by working with small areas which for me meant the width of the fabric strip and a few inches long.

While I did experience a little minor irritation using this, it only lasted a short time. It's also a good idea to do this before bed to allow any irritation to subside and they recommend waiting about 10 hours before using deodorant.

If you order one jar online and by the time you pay shipping it will cost just about $30. My jar lasted through almost 4 applications for legs and underarms but the better I get at application the longer it lasts. Your results will vary depending on hair growth and application.

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Check out the Moom Natural Hair Remover website for detailed step by step instructions. It is loaded with good information and tips for application and I found them very quick to respond when I e-mailed them.

My Thoughts

Excellent ingredients. Takes practice and is more time consuming than shaving but works well and left my skin feeling soft and smooth. Plenty of info to make application easier. The cost while high is going to vary per person. If you don't have to worry about shaving for at least a month I think it is worth the extra work and expense.

Get some friends together, buy enough Moom Natural Hair Remover to get the free shipping, then have a spa party. Have fun learning how to apply it and help each other out with the application in hard to reach areas.