Pure Luxury Day Spa

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Pre-Waxing Care Essentials - It is important that you perform a thorough visual inspection of the area that needs waxing. Check for signs of broken skin or inflammation. When you detect a wound or open skin, it’s best to delay waxing until the skin is completely healed. Identify moles or beauty marks that you may have so the esthetician can perform measures to protect them during your waxing session. - Allow the hairs to grow first, but not too long. The hair must be long enough for the wax to grip it and pull it out effectively. The wax will be unable to grip the hairs is they are too short. Consequently, the wax will have a difficult time to adhere to the hairs if they are too long. It is also more painful to pull out if the hairs are too long. Ideally, wait for two to three weeks or until the hair is about a quarter of an inch before you perform or schedule a waxing session. - Moisturize the skin a few days prior and on the day of waxing. A well-hydrated skin allows for the wax to release more easily and with less pain. Do not overly moisturize the skin, too as a thick coat of moisturizer can harm the wax’s grip into the skin. - If you use skincare products that contain retinol, it is advisable to temporarily stop using them at least two weeks before your scheduled waxing appointment. Retinol-based products make the skin vulnerable to injury, especially during waxing sessions. Post-Waxing Care Essentials -No exercise, intercourse, or tanning for at least a day after waxing. You should also avoid steamy saunas, hot tubs and baths. -After 2/3 days have passed, you can lightly exfoliate the skin that’s been waxed and also moisturize.

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