Glycerin Rosinate, Paraffinum liquidum, Wax white, Wax Microcristaline, Parfum
Preparation:
Clean the Area: Ensure the skin is clean and free of oils, lotions, or makeup. Use a gentle cleanser or a pre-wax cleanser.
Trim Hair: If the hair is longer than 1/4 inch, trim it to the appropriate length to make the waxing process easier and less painful.
Heat the Wax: Use a wax warmer, microwave, or double boiler to melt the hard wax until it reaches a thick, honey-like consistency. Test the temperature on your wrist to ensure it's not too hot.
Application:
Apply Wax: Using a wooden spatula, apply a thick layer of wax in the direction of hair growth. Leave a small lip at the end of the strip to make removal easier.
Let it Set: Allow the wax to cool and harden on the skin. It should be firm but still pliable.
Removal:
Remove the Wax: Hold the skin taut and quickly pull the wax off in the opposite direction of hair growth, keeping it as parallel to the skin as possible.
Repeat if Necessary: If any hair remains, you can reapply wax to those areas.
Aftercare:
Soothe the Skin: Apply a soothing lotion or oil to calm the skin and reduce any redness or irritation.
Avoid Heat and Friction: For the next 24 hours, avoid hot showers, saunas, and tight clothing to prevent irritation.
Tips:
Always do a patch test first to ensure there are no allergic reactions.
Use high-quality hard wax for the best results.
Practice makes perfect! It might take a few tries to get the technique just right