Organic Hair Removal with Tea tree oil Kit

MOOM’s Organic Sugar Wax is a game-changer for anyone seeking effective hair removal without harsh chemicals or painful aftermath. Made with organic cane sugar, chamomile, lemon juice, and tea tree oil, this soft wax is designed to be kind to sensitive skin while delivering salon-level results at home. Why it stands out: - ✅ Skin-loving formula: No synthetic fragrances, dyes, or artificial ingredients—just clean, natural goodness - ✅ Multi-use versatility: Works beautifully on face, underarms, bikini zone, legs, and even Brazilian areas - ✅ Gentle exfoliation: Removes dead skin cells while lifting hair from the root, leaving skin silky smooth - ✅ Long-lasting results: Hair-free for up to 8 weeks, with noticeably finer regrowth - ✅ Eco-conscious and cruelty-free: Never tested on animals, and thoughtfully packaged 💡 Note: Strips and sticks are not included, so you’ll need to grab reusable cloth strips or disposables separately. But once you’ve got your setup, the application is simple: warm the wax to a honey-like consistency, spread it in the direction of hair growth, apply a strip, and zip it off. Voilà—smooth skin, no drama.

I used to go to sugar parties a few years ago, but obviously these are not happening right now, and I was looking for a product to try doing it on my own. I loved the simple organic ingredients for this one. (note: don't eat it. I kinda wanted to lick it off my fingers (is that gross? lol), but tea tree oil is a poison when ingested even if all the other ingredients are 100% edible). The consistency is like honey when you warm it up, and it was hard for me to imagine that honey could take my hair off, but boy did it! I'm convinced, however, that technique and using the right strips have as much to do with its success as anything. First of all, you have to have long enough hair to pull- If the hairs are too short, it's not going to be able to yank them out. I did this on my arms. I warmed it in the microwave for 10-20 seconds which was the perfect temp for me. Then I used a butterknife to apply which I liked better than the disposable pop-sickle sticks. I applied each time in the opposite direction of my hair growth and then patted down a Moom polycotton waxing strip on top of it and would sorta gently rub it/pet it down for a few seconds to really allow the strip to fuse to the goop. Then I'd take a deep breath and RIP THAT SUCKER off as FAST as absolutely possible in the opposite direction of the hair growth. If I got lazy and didn't rip fast enough, it wouldn't really work. Sometimes I could use the same used strip with all the goop already on it and then pat it down on a different area and could still successfully rip the hairs off. The results were STUNNING! Worked a little too good actually... I kinda felt naked after all my arm hair was gone. I didn't like having hairy arms, but now I'm still deciding how I feel about bald arms... haha. The clean up was super easy too. Because it's mostly just sugar, it melts right off in warm water. I actually got a large pot and heated some water and stuck all the used strips in there to melt off the goop then pulled them out and ran them under the tap to rinse them well and hung them up to dry. It's really great to know that I can do this all by myself more cheaply and easily than I imagined. So to summarize: Great product, you MUST have long enough hairs, technique is CRUCIAL, and I highly recommend the Moom strips because I'm convinced this fabric grabs the goop better than others (plus you get a ton of them in the package and they will last you forever). Edit: Apparently my husband’s name is on our Amazon account- lol, my name is Jessica, not Jon.

I wanted to try this brand because of it being organic and it comes in glass - seemed high end! But it is too thin of a consistency for sugaring. I have a previous brand of sugaring I used several bottles of before coming to this that I can simply scoop out with a spoon and then use my hands to spread on underarms and bikini (what I do), But it is firm enough that it doesn’t stick bad until it gets too warm. It’s been good enough. I will likely go back. I understand this brand will probably work with some wax strips, which is what they recommend, so I may try that and use the rest of this, but it’s just one more extra expense to the process that was working just fine before. Sugaring in a salon will use their hands, not wax strips, so I got used to that. Sad about the outcome.

I’ll admit I didn’t read reviews before buying this, just looked at the star rating and thought cool that works. Leaving a video review of use hoping that I can help the girlies out who are looking for sugar dough. I understand my leg hair is gross, that’s the point of the sugar, get over it I hadn’t shaved for probably 4 months. So this to me feels like a sugar/wax hybrid. You still need something to stick to the formula to peel it off so in that aspect it’s like a wax, but it doesn’t need to be heated, washes off easily, and can be reused for multiple areas like sugar dough. It is extremely sticky and feels pretty much like honey, and it is so sticky that one little piece can go a long way picking up hair on new areas again and again. Hopefully y’all notice in the video but I can use a small bit of wax on almost a whole shin. I love it a million times more than waxing, which I’ve done at home many times. I just felt really stupid at first going in with my hand and trying to roll it in a ball with my hand’s body heat to be a sugar dough ball. I also was super cocky thinking I could handle a sugar dough ball and didn’t buy the ‘wax strips’ because I thought they were optional. Turns out wax paper from the kitchen works fine, but again this product is very misleading with the name but also the ingredients listed, I’m still puzzled as to why the wax strips are necessary. Maybe I don’t know as much about sugaring as I thought, although I’ve gone and had it done professionally a handful of times. In the end it works great, but I think the package should come with sticks and strips so a buyer has everything they need and the name should just be natural wax or something to that effect. Easy to use once I changed my view to the product being wax. I was able to wax one handed while holding the video. I could wash my hands with soap and water halfway through and the wax came right off with zero scrubbing. Maybe this product is better than typical sugar because it’s stickier and picks up more.

Worst wax purchased ever . Thought it’s organic but it gave the bumps like drops with lot of itchiness . whereas applied . Then took medicine to get relief .. very pricey and not at all recommended . Rest all your choice

This natural sugar wax is amazing .

This was recommended to me by a friend and she spoke highly of it so I was eager to try it. Melting of the wax in the microwave was fine, easy even. But it started to harden after the 3rd strip and required me to re-microwave it multiple times throughout waxing my legs. It was highly inconvenient and after trying it 2 more times, I just gave up because it wasnt worth my hassel.. I didnt' feel like waxing my body in the kitchen since I had to reheat the wax every 3 minutes

I do like the product and am a fan of sugar wax. You need strips for this an would purchase a firmer wax/paste the next time to avoid the strips. I found it doesn't work as well on fine hairs with this texture.

This product is so messy to use—sugar gets everywhere, the consistency is not thick enough. Unlike the Beaver sugar wax, which was thicker and much better. I really wish they hadn’t discontinued it.