Softepil Home Waxing Hair Removal Best Practices

Before applying wax to the intended area, perform a patch test on a small area of your skin. Wait for 24 hours to check for any adverse reactions, such as redness, irritation, or allergies. If any negative reactions occur, do not proceed with the waxing process.

Do not wax the same area multiple times during one session. Overlapping can cause excessive irritation, redness, and potential damage to the skin. Ensure that each strip of wax is applied and removed only once per session.

Refrain from waxing areas that are already inflamed, irritated, or have open or healing lesions. Waxing over such areas can intensify the discomfort and may even lead to infection. Wait for the area to heal before attempting waxing.

Do not apply wax over areas that have skin growths, such as warts or moles. Waxing over these areas can cause pain, bleeding, or damage the growths. If you are unsure about certain areas, it is recommended to seek professional advice.

When applying wax, make sure your skin is held taut. This helps in achieving a more effective and less painful hair removal. Additionally, when removing the wax strip, hold your skin taut and pull the wax strip quickly in the opposite direction of hair growth to minimize discomfort.

Within the first 24 hours after waxing, avoid exposing the waxed area to hot temperatures or any skin irritants, such as strong soaps, perfumes, or lotions. This period allows the skin to soothe and reduces the risk of irritation.

In case you accidentally get wax in or on an area that is not suitable for waxing, or if you feel uncomfortable or uncertain about waxing a particular area, gently wash the area immediately. Wait for the skin to soothe before reapplying wax to the intended area with more precision.

After waxing, avoid using products that contain fragrances or chemicals on the waxed area for at least 24 hours. These products can irritate freshly waxed skin and prolong the recovery process.