Wax depilation is a procedure that allows you to get rid of unwanted hair
hair for a long time. It ensures the removal of vegetation from all areas of the skin: from the superciliary arch, from the nasolabial folds, from the bikini area, from the armpits, from the abdomen, legs, etc. Unlike shaving, the skin is less traumatized, the hair follicle remains intact, the skin remains smooth and velvety for a longer period of time, the growing hair becomes thinner and lighter. The effect lasts for 3-6 weeks, the period depends on the anatomical features of the body. There are three types of waxing:
- Hot. Wax is heated to a certain temperature, and then applied to the skin with a spatula. A napkin is placed on top. After complete hardening, with a sharp movement, the napkin breaks off, removing unwanted hair. Whereinthe hair follicle is preserved.
- Warm. It is believed that this type of depilation is the most hygienic and gentle. Warm wax is applied to the skin and has no thermal effect. With the help of special paper, the frozen consistency is removed along with the hair.
- Cold. This type of procedure is most convenient for use at home. Cold wax is already applied to the strips, and you just have to apply them to the places where hair removal is needed. There are wide and narrow strips for ease of use in various places.
Before the procedure, it is necessary to treat the skin areas where the wax will be applied,
anti-inflammatory drugs. It is also necessary that the hair be at least 5 mm long. All waxes can have ingredients added to soften and soothe the skin. It can be: menthol, chamomile, oats, string, etc. After the procedure, a lotion with an antiseptic and wound healing effect must be applied to the skin. In addition, it is recommended to use a gel with the effect of slowing down hair growth, this will help to keep the smoothness and silkiness of the skin longer. Wax depilation can be repeated no earlier than two weeks later. After the procedure, it is recommended to refrain from visiting the pool or any other bodies of water.
Waxing and contraindications to it
- Vascular diseases, including varicose veins.
- Injured skin.
- Presence of skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis, etc.).
- Diabetes mellitus.
- Any neoplasms on the skin (warts, papillomas, etc.).
- Skin hypersensitivity.
It is necessary to take into account the peculiarities of a person's reaction to pain, because the procedure is very unpleasant.
Waxing at home
Procedures with hot and warm wax are best done by an experienced beautician. If you decide to fight unwanted hair on your own, then carefully read the instructions for the product that you will use. If you are inexperienced in these procedures or if your hairline is thick and coarse, then use hair removal plates. The wax applied to the plates contains components of plant origin that slow down hair growth and relieve skin irritation. Waxing at home is also possible with the mini unwanted hair removal kit.
