So this is really a thing!!! And it was discovered by 3 high school students as a school project. Hopefully this becomes available to everyone in the near future, so that know female ever has to go the trauma of being date raped! Watch the video and check out the full story on Forbes.com
KUDOS TO THESE LADIES!!!

Now I don't know about you, but I gave up on waxing a long time.  I keep telling myself I'm going to try a Brazilian, but I don't follow through.  I know some of you are probably saying "it's not that serious" and it's not.  I just find waxing to be extremely uncomfortable and for some reason my skin always breaks out afterwards.  Well I think I might've found a solution.  While I'm still hesitant to try it, The Perfect Wax sounds perfect for me and here's why:

• NO NEED to use strips or cloth. This wax becomes hard by itself and you simply pull it off smoothly, without applying strips on top!
• The hard wax is created with Chamomile that soothes and revitalizes your skin.
• You don't have to spend hundreds of dollars at a salon getting a Brazilian wax! You can do it right at home!
• The wax can be used to remove unwanted hairs from any part of the body, including the face, armpits and bikini line. And it works perfectly for sensitive skin.

You can get the full Perfect Wax kit for $59.99 and the additional wax beans (which come in 5 different colors) for $14.99.  You can even sign up for the monthly subscription and have the wax beans delivered to you every month.  After reading so many great reviews (I'm a sucker for reviews), I'm almost sold. If you've already used this product let me know how you like it.  And if you're just as interested as I am, check The Perfect Wax out at www.theperfectsculpt.com

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