Immac Warm Wax AquaSystem

Advantages: Urrmm... it washes off well
Disadvantages: Expensive,doesn't work, hard to put together

...heated by water – the Immac Aqua System. I found it in Boots for the expensive price of £8.99, but I convinced myself that I would save money in the long run. For your money you get a cardboard box, showing the applicator through a hole, the turquoise applicator, two 50ml canisters of wax, a roller, a lid, 10 fabric strips and an instruction leaflet. It comes in two fragrances - extracts of refreshing green tea and extracts of gentle cotton flowers. ...
...system in the microwave. Immac is shortly to be renamed Veet, so avoid the equivalent Veet product too. This product is made by Reckitt Benckiser and they can be contacted on 0845 769 7079. Well, hopefully I have put you off this dreadful product, and if I haven’t, just read the other Ciao opinions on it, which should convince you. I just wish I had read them too! ... Read review

Advantages: Hairless legs
Disadvantages: Takes a while to get used to using it

...the manufacturer’s claims. New Immac Aquasystem Warm Wax Roll-On is a quick and easy way of removing unwanted hair with results that last weeks not just days. It has a unique heating method and it heats with hot tap water, which means that you have the freedom to use it anywhere at anytime, personally I think this is a bit strange because if the results are so good you won’t need to take it anywhere! It is ready to use in just 3 minutes and is refillable. ...
...more (see later). Because Immac warm wax removes hair right at the roots, the hair takes longer to grow back. With repeated use the results last for weeks and hair regrowth appears finer. What do you do? You fill the reservoir with water. The water should be only HOT (between 55 C and 60 C) TAP WATER. Never heat in microwave or saucepan. Tap water must be too hot for the hand to bear for any length of time BUT NOT BOILING, insert the wax refill ... Read review

Advantages: Fuzz free legs for 2 weeks
Disadvantages: Slightly painful, not enough cotton strips, wax doesn't stay hot

...disastrous attempt at using the Immac Hair removal mousse, in my quest to find a more satisfactory method of hair removal I turned to waxing. Yes, I had tried it before but I felt that now I am old enough (and brave enough!) to withstand the pain. I plumped for Immac Warm Wax with Aquasystem. Sounds very technical, doesn’t it? It comes in a rather large box containing an applicating container, two wax refills and enough strips of wax to cover ...
...to break the bank for Immac to provide a few more strips of cotton! The second problem was that as the water cooled, so did the wax, meaning that the water had to be replaced. A bit of a pain when you’re in full waxing mode! Although, according to the instructions, “thanks to the unique heating system, the wax remains at the correct temperature during the whole hair removal process”. Maybe I was doing it wrong! While other people ... Read review

Advantages: Leaves your legs all lovely and smooth
Disadvantages: The grand scale pain and suffering involved

I'd just like to point out that 'Immac' have now been renamed the equally surreal and uncatchy 'Veet' but hey ho, I guess they know best. Right then, onto the opinion. If anyone is under the apprehension that Sootica is naturally shiny and lovely then please don't shatter that illusion, just skip over the text and press 'very helpful' at the end. For anyone that either knows me or who lives in the real world, then please carry on but do so at your ...
...is horrible and creams are inneffective and smelly. Ideally us ladies would have evolved all smooth but as yet that hasn't happened. Therefore some kind of defuzzing process is necessary, unless you go in for the Julia Roberts au naturale gorilla look. Waxing has good and bad points: - Yay! It leaves your legs (and whatever other bits you choose) smooth and soft for longer than shaving as the hair is pulled out at the root, rather than just cut ... Read review

Advantages: None at all
Disadvantages: Everything

...excited at the thought of Immac (soon to be called Veet, I'm reliably informed by the packaging!) Warm Wax Aquasystem. The advertising for this particular product lulled me into a complete sense of security. This product was exactly what I needed... Easy to use (I'm clumsy) and practically painless (I'm a coward) and with great results (because you can never get your legs REALLY smooth with the old razor, can you) which would last for weeks (because ...
...how to look after your Immac Warm Wax Aquasystem. Apparently you should empty the water from the reservoir, rinse the applicator with warm water then dry it thoroughly, storing any leftover wax upright to avoid leakage. Personally, however, I'd recommend that you scoop the whole lot up in your hands, keeping any left over wax upright to avoid leakage, and toss it all into the nearest bin. ... Read review