5 at-Home Waxing Tips from the Pros ...

Amanda May 10, 2023

5 at-Home Waxing Tips from the Pros ...
5 at-Home Waxing Tips from the Pros ...

No matter what age you are - unwanted body hair is a fact of life, which becomes especially annoying in the summer. Can you imagine yourself at a popular resort, as a hairy-legged gal fabulously clad in a designer bikini? If not, these at-home waxing tips could be of a great help!

Unfortunately, the tools for hair removal are not perfect:

• Shaving can lead to cuts, skin irritations, and ingrown hairs. Another gloomy fact about razors is that they make hair thicker and can even trigger its further growth. In addition, fabulous after-shave smoothness does not last long…
• Laser removal is a costly, long, and painful process, which does not necessarily guarantee a perfect result.
• Waxing (applying hot wax to the skin and then quickly ripping it off) is not perfect either, but it is way cheaper than lasering, lasts much longer than shaving, and can easily be performed at home. A word of caution, though - unskilful waxing can result in bruising or torn skin, which would not look too appealing no matter what side of the bathing suit you are on…

In order to avoid disturbing results of clumsy waxing, and to ensure the perfect fruit of your waxing efforts - oh, that virginally smooth skin! - read and apply our 5-at-home-waxing-tips-from-the-pros:
1. Never wax just after sunbathing or a tanning salon …
Tanning always harms epidermis - the outer layer of skin. So, when you are putting hot wax on it, pulling and ripping it off can peel a few layers of your skin, and you can end up with visible bruises or even scabs.
2. After waxing, wait at least a few hours …
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… Before going into a hot tub, sauna, or a public swimming pool. ** **Otherwise, you might be in danger of getting unpleasant skin infections. Slight damage to the skin, caused by waxing, coupled with improperly maintained water provides a breeding ground for bacteria.
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3. Do not wax if you have …
• Skin allergies
• Acne
• Any other skin disorder
• Very sensitive skin

Buy a bathing suit with shorts or a cute skirt and have a nice summer, “au naturel” - your health is still more important!
4. Always read instructions for the waxing products you are using …
Otherwise you might end up with burns or clumps of wax stuck to your skin - uncomfortable and absolutely un-beach worthy…

5. I**f You Are Not Sure How to Wax - Call a Salon for Information … **

** **When it comes to at-home waxing, it’s better not to do something than to do and then regret. If you are unsure about how to use the waxing product you purchased, call the nearest beauty salon for a professional advice. Most of the professionals will gladly explain how to work your home kit and their piece of advice will guarantee you a healthy, beautiful, and hair-free summer! :)

Got some great at-home waxing tips? Please share them with all of us!

*7 Absolutely Great Shaving Tips …

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hi there , u see im half arabic girl, so i got the "hairy" genes from dad :( im not full of hair, don't get the picture wrong hehe but i do have this belly hair line which im dying to remove, but when i do that then i end up with the color difference on my skin(since hair makes the skin look darker)so i get a white midline on my belly lol which is not cool, so i just want to ask should i remove the hair of my whole abdomin? like the whole thing?and is it better if i wax it rather than using the removal cream? thank you so much :)

I have recently started waxing and have one annoying problem...little patches of wax that I cannot get off of my skin after I am finished....and of course everything sticks to it! Anyone know what to use other than a lot of soap and rubbing alcohol?

HI i've never waxed or shaved(leg) before I was just wondering which is better to start with, SHAVING or WAXING cause i've seen my friends legs and they shave and well they have spots, and they say waxing is harder cause it leaves marks. So I just want advice from professional as I want to do it myself. Thanks `

Hi girls, I'm hairy too! So I use a combination of methods to keep hair free. I get leg/bikini waxed professionally when I can afford it (save up and go at least once to learn how if you want to do it at home but follow all instructions to the letter - use smaal, thin scrapes of wax in a round shape work best). Then if the weather is warm i use an epilady (small electric hair-plucking machine with a row of tweezers also called an Emjoy Gently or epilator) on my feet and lower legs so I can show them off. I use this every weekend on my underarm hair and backs of my hands and upper arms and sometimes bikini line. I also use the machine on my upper lip and sides of face - it is perfect here because it just takes the long and dark ones, and leaves the fine hair so you look natural: it is the best! Threading would work the same as an epilady. It is important to keep the epilady machine clean, while using and inbetween areas. I use alcohol/ metholated spirits to clean it, and I ensure my skin is clean, and the best time to remove hair is when you have warm skin - after exercise or a warm shower (but you must be completely dry). It can hurt at first but stick at it and the rewards are worth it. BEST TIP: Dont remove hair around the middle of your cycle (two weeks before (or after) your period) - you ovulate at this time and you feel pain much much more!! Special occasions I also use a GENTLE cream bleach specially designed for face hair, (Marzina brand is best one) on my stomach and forearm hair - this is also a very natural look (patch test and follow time limits and other instructions espeically if you have dark hair). Good luck girls :)

ok, i have a slight problem. ive waxed before and i absolutely love it. i will never return to shaving. also i found that to me, a sugar wax that can be removed with water, feels more gentiler than a wax of flower extracts that is removed with a special oil, anyway, problem is, i was waxing my legs for the first time, and it pulled up my skin like i was peeling! it didnt hurt at all, and none of my skin ever turned red, it doesnt hurt now, and it never bled or anything like that. it was just scary to see all my skin came up... it was only on the sides like the inner and outter of my calf, so i didnt continue. i have phsoriasis, but i didnt wax the area with it on it. i was just wandering if there was another way to avoid it. i believe ive followed directions. i pulled it up fast, and put it on the right direction. all that, it wasnt too hot, i didnt put too much on there. ive been waxing my eyebrows for quite some time, so i have some experience. i just really wanted to wax everything else because it just seems so much easier. and results last much longer. i dont want to bleach or anything with chemicals because i might have reactions from it. and shaving can sometimes be a hastle because i have to let my skin absorb the water so i can scrub off the dry skin where my psoriasis is, and if i dont, it can leave multiple cuts, and be painful. any suggestions?

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