HOT WAX OR WARM WAX???

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOT WAX AND STRIP WAX? 
WITH HOT WAX, THE WAX IS SPREAD QUITE THICKLY ONTO THE SKIN AND ALLOWED TO DRY SLIGHTLY BEFORE IT IS GENTLY PEELED AWAY. AS THE HAIR IS PULLED DIRECTLY FROM THE ROOTS, IT IS FAR LESS PAINFUL THAN THE MORE TRADITIONAL STRIP WAX. IT RESULTS IN FEWER IN-GROWN HAIRS, REDUCED BREAKAGE LEADING TO LONGER RE-GROWTH PERIODS.

 

HOT WAX IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR SENSITIVE SKIN, INTIMATE AREAS AND IT ALSO PROMOTES SKIN HYDRATION.

 

WE WOULD RECOMMEND USING THE STRIP WAX TECHNIQUE FOR THICKER OR LESS SENSITIVE SKIN SUCH AS LEGS, ARMS AND CHEST. WITH STRIP WAX, A LAYER OF WAX IS SPREAD ON THE SKIN AND REMOVED USING A PAPER STRIP. AFTER THE TREATMENT, THE AREA WILL BE CLEANED TO ENSURE THAT NO RESIDUAL WAX HAS BEEN LEFT. WITH HOT WAX, THE AREA WON’T BE STICKY AFTERWARDS (STRIP WAX CAN LEAVE THE SKIN STICKY)