What is the difference between Hard Wax and Soft Wax?

Hard Wax is applied thickly and hardens on its own, allowing removal without strips. It is best for sensitive areas (face, bikini) as it grips the hair, not the skin. Soft Wax is applied thinly and requires a paper strip, making it faster/efficient for large areas like legs.

How do I choose the right Wax Warmer?

For busy professionals, a digital wax warmer offers precise temperature control to prevent burns. For mobile techs or home users, a compact single-pot warmer is space-saving and sufficient for small to medium services.

What are the essential waxing accessories?

Key accessories include: 1. Pre-Wax Cleanser (to sanitize/remove oil); 2. Wooden Applicators (spatulas for precision); and 3. Post-Wax Oil (to remove residue and soothe redness).

How can I prevent ingrown hairs after waxing?

Use a post-wax treatment with aloe or tea tree oil immediately after service. Crucially, advise clients to gently exfoliate the area 48 hours later to keep hair follicles clear and prevent blockage.