CLEAN+EASY Medium Original Wax Refill 3pk 41632
The Original Wax is formulated with a blend of natural waxes, including Beeswax and Pine Resins. It is an all-purpose wax, perfect for facial and body waxing for all skin and hair types.
Ingredients:
Glyceryl Hydrogenated Rosinate, Triethylene Glycol Hydrogenated Rosinate, Beeswax (Cera Alba, Cire d’ Abeille), Methylparaben, Propylparaben
Warning:
General Safety Precautions
Things To Do:
- Turn the warmer on every morning.
- Make sure that the front of the roller head faces the back of the metal heater plate. This prevents roller heads from clogging.
- Change each roller head after each client.
- Always hold the applicator at a 45-degree angle and wait for bubbles to rise. If you hold it straight up, the wax will drip out. If you do not wait for the bubbles to start rising, the wax will not come out evenly
Things Not To Do:
- Do NOT squeeze the applicators.
- Do NOT use pressure when rolling wax on an area. This will cause the roller heads to move unevenly on the skin and apply too much wax.
- It is recommended that you have a complete interview with your client. Check to see how her skin will react to hair removal.
- Waxing is not recommended for anyone taking some prescription drugs. A possible side effect of these drugs is extreme skin sensitivity, irritation, skin lifting, or susceptibility to bruising.
Waxing should NOT be done when the following prescription drugs are used:
- Retin-A
- Accutane
- Differin
- Tetracycline
- Any blood thinners.
- Do not wax when a client is using any AHAs (e.g., Glycolic, Malic, Azelic, Tartaric) or any type of skin peel.
- Do not wax over nipples, eyelashes, inside the nose or sunburned or irritated skin if a client has cuts, recent scar tissue, or other skin disorders.
- If the client is pregnant, she may have sensitive skin due to water retention, and therefore, waxing may not be recommended. Have her consult her doctor.
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During the 24 hours following a waxing service, the client should avoid hot baths, tanning beds, saunas or other heat treatments.
Next 24 Hours after Waxing
- We advise that during this period, while the skin is still sensitive, the following products are not used on freshly waxed skin:
- Deodorants, antiperspirants, perfumes, self-tanning products, and make-up.
- No hot baths, sun beds, saunas, or any other heat treatment
light clothing (i.e. hosiery should not be worn over the freshly waxed area)
The Original Wax is formulated with a blend of natural waxes, including Beeswax and Pine Resins. It is an all-purpose wax, perfect for facial and body waxing for all skin and hair types.
Ingredients:
Glyceryl Hydrogenated Rosinate, Triethylene Glycol Hydrogenated Rosinate, Beeswax (Cera Alba, Cire d’ Abeille), Methylparaben, Propylparaben
Warning:
General Safety Precautions
Things To Do:
- Turn the warmer on every morning.
- Make sure that the front of the roller head faces the back of the metal heater plate. This prevents roller heads from clogging.
- Change each roller head after each client.
- Always hold the applicator at a 45-degree angle and wait for bubbles to rise. If you hold it straight up, the wax will drip out. If you do not wait for the bubbles to start rising, the wax will not come out evenly
Things Not To Do:
- Do NOT squeeze the applicators.
- Do NOT use pressure when rolling wax on an area. This will cause the roller heads to move unevenly on the skin and apply too much wax.
- It is recommended that you have a complete interview with your client. Check to see how her skin will react to hair removal.
- Waxing is not recommended for anyone taking some prescription drugs. A possible side effect of these drugs is extreme skin sensitivity, irritation, skin lifting, or susceptibility to bruising.
Waxing should NOT be done when the following prescription drugs are used:
- Retin-A
- Accutane
- Differin
- Tetracycline
- Any blood thinners.
- Do not wax when a client is using any AHAs (e.g., Glycolic, Malic, Azelic, Tartaric) or any type of skin peel.
- Do not wax over nipples, eyelashes, inside the nose or sunburned or irritated skin if a client has cuts, recent scar tissue, or other skin disorders.
- If the client is pregnant, she may have sensitive skin due to water retention, and therefore, waxing may not be recommended. Have her consult her doctor.
-
During the 24 hours following a waxing service, the client should avoid hot baths, tanning beds, saunas or other heat treatments.
Next 24 Hours after Waxing
- We advise that during this period, while the skin is still sensitive, the following products are not used on freshly waxed skin:
- Deodorants, antiperspirants, perfumes, self-tanning products, and make-up.
- No hot baths, sun beds, saunas, or any other heat treatment
light clothing (i.e. hosiery should not be worn over the freshly waxed area)
The Original Wax is formulated with a blend of natural waxes, including Beeswax and Pine Resins. It is an all-purpose wax, perfect for facial and body waxing for all skin and hair types.
Ingredients:
Glyceryl Hydrogenated Rosinate, Triethylene Glycol Hydrogenated Rosinate, Beeswax (Cera Alba, Cire d’ Abeille), Methylparaben, Propylparaben
Warning:
General Safety Precautions
Things To Do:
- Turn the warmer on every morning.
- Make sure that the front of the roller head faces the back of the metal heater plate. This prevents roller heads from clogging.
- Change each roller head after each client.
- Always hold the applicator at a 45-degree angle and wait for bubbles to rise. If you hold it straight up, the wax will drip out. If you do not wait for the bubbles to start rising, the wax will not come out evenly
Things Not To Do:
- Do NOT squeeze the applicators.
- Do NOT use pressure when rolling wax on an area. This will cause the roller heads to move unevenly on the skin and apply too much wax.
- It is recommended that you have a complete interview with your client. Check to see how her skin will react to hair removal.
- Waxing is not recommended for anyone taking some prescription drugs. A possible side effect of these drugs is extreme skin sensitivity, irritation, skin lifting, or susceptibility to bruising.
Waxing should NOT be done when the following prescription drugs are used:
- Retin-A
- Accutane
- Differin
- Tetracycline
- Any blood thinners.
- Do not wax when a client is using any AHAs (e.g., Glycolic, Malic, Azelic, Tartaric) or any type of skin peel.
- Do not wax over nipples, eyelashes, inside the nose or sunburned or irritated skin if a client has cuts, recent scar tissue, or other skin disorders.
- If the client is pregnant, she may have sensitive skin due to water retention, and therefore, waxing may not be recommended. Have her consult her doctor.
-
During the 24 hours following a waxing service, the client should avoid hot baths, tanning beds, saunas or other heat treatments.
Next 24 Hours after Waxing
- We advise that during this period, while the skin is still sensitive, the following products are not used on freshly waxed skin:
- Deodorants, antiperspirants, perfumes, self-tanning products, and make-up.
- No hot baths, sun beds, saunas, or any other heat treatment
light clothing (i.e. hosiery should not be worn over the freshly waxed area)
The Original Wax is formulated with a blend of natural waxes, including Beeswax and Pine Resins. It is an all-purpose wax, perfect for facial and body waxing for all skin and hair types.
Ingredients:
Glyceryl Hydrogenated Rosinate, Triethylene Glycol Hydrogenated Rosinate, Beeswax (Cera Alba, Cire d’ Abeille), Methylparaben, Propylparaben
Warning:
General Safety Precautions
Things To Do:
- Turn the warmer on every morning.
- Make sure that the front of the roller head faces the back of the metal heater plate. This prevents roller heads from clogging.
- Change each roller head after each client.
- Always hold the applicator at a 45-degree angle and wait for bubbles to rise. If you hold it straight up, the wax will drip out. If you do not wait for the bubbles to start rising, the wax will not come out evenly
Things Not To Do:
- Do NOT squeeze the applicators.
- Do NOT use pressure when rolling wax on an area. This will cause the roller heads to move unevenly on the skin and apply too much wax.
- It is recommended that you have a complete interview with your client. Check to see how her skin will react to hair removal.
- Waxing is not recommended for anyone taking some prescription drugs. A possible side effect of these drugs is extreme skin sensitivity, irritation, skin lifting, or susceptibility to bruising.
Waxing should NOT be done when the following prescription drugs are used:
- Retin-A
- Accutane
- Differin
- Tetracycline
- Any blood thinners.
- Do not wax when a client is using any AHAs (e.g., Glycolic, Malic, Azelic, Tartaric) or any type of skin peel.
- Do not wax over nipples, eyelashes, inside the nose or sunburned or irritated skin if a client has cuts, recent scar tissue, or other skin disorders.
- If the client is pregnant, she may have sensitive skin due to water retention, and therefore, waxing may not be recommended. Have her consult her doctor.
-
During the 24 hours following a waxing service, the client should avoid hot baths, tanning beds, saunas or other heat treatments.
Next 24 Hours after Waxing
- We advise that during this period, while the skin is still sensitive, the following products are not used on freshly waxed skin:
- Deodorants, antiperspirants, perfumes, self-tanning products, and make-up.
- No hot baths, sun beds, saunas, or any other heat treatment
light clothing (i.e. hosiery should not be worn over the freshly waxed area)