Waxing (Hard Wax)
Hard wax is a highly effective hair removal method that provides smooth and long-lasting results. Unlike traditional strip wax, hard wax is applied directly to the skin in a thick layer. As it cools and hardens, it encapsulates the hair, making it easier to pull off without the need for cloth strips. This method is particularly gentle on the skin because it adheres primarily to the hair, not the skin, reducing the risk of irritation and discomfort.
Hard wax is an excellent choice for sensitive areas such as the face, underarms, and bikini line, as it's less painful and minimizes the chances of ingrown hairs. It's a precise and efficient way to remove unwanted hair while leaving the skin feeling soft and smooth. Whether you're looking for smooth legs or a perfectly shaped eyebrow, hard wax is a top choice for achieving the results you desire.
Waxing Aftercare
Particularly if this is your first wax, minor discomfort, bumps, and redness are frequent and very typical temporary reactions. After your treatment, you can assist ease these by applying antiseptic cream, aloe vera gel, and/or ice to the treated region. Wash your hands first before using any product.
• For the following 24-48 hours, keep the waxed area clean and prevent heat and friction:
• No hot showers or baths (cool to lukewarm water only).
• No steam rooms, saunas, or hot tubs.
• No sunbathing (sunbathing, sunbeds or fake tans).
• Absence of any sport, exercise, or gym time.
• Refrain from using unclean hands to touch or scratch the treated area.
• Dress comfortably in clean, roomy attire.
• Steer clear of chlorine pools.
• For 24 hours after treatment, avoid using deodorants, body sprays, powders, lotions, perfumed goods, or other products on the treated region.
• It's crucial to use a high-quality moisturizer after 24 hours.
• After getting waxed, wait 48 hours before getting any additional skincare treatments.
• Schedule regular sessions if you want to see long-term changes (every 4-6 weeks). After a week or so, a small amount of regrowth might be visible. Your hair may need up to four treatments to enter the growth cycle that produces the best results. • Don't shave in between appointments
• Use an exfoliator to reduce in-growing hairs.