What is the Nad's Natural Gel made from?

Nad’s Natural Hair Removal Gel has been created from all natural ingredients, such as molasses, lemon juice, honey and vinegar.

What is so different about the Nad’s Gel?

• Nad’s is natural
• Nad’s is water-soluble
• Nad’s doesn’t require heating
• Nad’s removes hair from the roots

The gel has changed in appearance and consistency (gone runny, turned a light green colour or looks like sugar) - what has happened?

Nad’s Natural Hair Removal Gel is affected by humidity and age. If the product is only used for the eyebrows, then the gel could become crystallized before using the entire jar. This can be rectified.

• Remove lid and ALL foil seal, then place i the microwave on High
• Watch for the gel just start to boil. Stop the microwave.
• Take the jar out of the microwave (MAKE SURE YOU USE PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AS THE GEL IS AT BOILING POINT)
• Stir a couple of times
• Let it COOL to ROOM TEMPERATURE
• Gel is now ready to use, and should be back to its original consistency.

Hair may not come out if:

• it is not at least 3-5mm long
• the area is not clean and free from makeup and moisturisers
• the area is not dried after using the cleansing wipes
• too thick a layer of gel is applied – it needs to be thin
• you do not pull off the strip in the opposite direction of hair growth
• you pull off the cotton strip upwards rather than close to the skin
• the skin was not held taut

I have developed a rash/irritation - Why, if your product is natural?

Nad's is made from natural ingredients, therefore it is not usually the ingredients, which cause irritation. We advise you to complete a test patch on the area you wish to treat and wait 24 hours before commencing waxing.

Occasionally, a first time user may develop an irritation as the skin is not used to having the hair removed from the root. Apply a soothing cream such as Nad’s Depileze Soothing Balm.
Occasionally, if you apply a thick layer, this may cause bruising as you are tugging at the skin and not pulling out the hair.

I have developed bruising. Why?

Bruising may be a result of either applying too thick a layer of gel or not holding your skin taut enough. Whilst this is rare, bruising may occur in some situations as a result of:

• Applying the gel too thickly. It is important to apply a thin layer of gel to prevent the product from tugging the skin when the strip is removed
• Failing to hold the skin taught when removing the strip. It is important to keep the skin taught to minimize movement of the skin and hence prevent bruising
• Diabetes. Diabetics are prone to bruising due to poor blood circulation
• Pre-existing skin or circulatory issues

If you have a skin condition, you should not be using this product. For a detailed explanation of suitable skin types, you should refer to the Precautions section in our instruction leaflet.

If it is none of the above: unfortunately some people are more susceptible to bruising/swelling/irritation than others.