Description:
The name of the wax really speaks for itself. As close to nature as it can only be. Contains no odorants or dyes whatsoever. For most delicate types of skin.
Works at +42 оC / 107 oF, no danger of burns.
Combines ideal adhesiveness with unparalleled skin friendliness.
Accurately follows the curves of the body due to high plasticity allowing to depilate poorly accessible areas at first attempt.
Thanks to a long-lasting thermal exposure (5-12 seconds), perfectly steams the skin, which makes the process less painful, captures even the shortest and coarsest hair, and only then stiffens.
Forms a film-like application which is removed, eliminating all the hairs together with their roots, leaving no broken hair, irritation or redness.
Very cost-effective, you can remove hair in the armpit zone with just one application. Diminishes wax consumption by approximately 30%.
See detailed instructions on the package.
Indications:
Professional use ONLY.
Pour the beads into the heater and wait till the substance turns +42 оC / 107 oF.
Apply the wax slowly, putting pressure on the spatula.
Wax hardens in 5-12 seconds (ready-to-use wax must not stick to the hand, when touched).
Try to remove all the hair in the armpit with just one application.
Directions:
Prepare the skin with an alcohol-containing lotion and a small amount of talc.
With a spatula, put a thin layer of wax onto the skin regardless of the direction of the hair growth, but towards you, leaving a small "petal" to be pulled later on.
With one hand, hold the skin taut in the direction opposite to removal of the application. With the other hand pull back the wax quickly and firmly, parallel and as close to the skin surface as possible.
Cleanse and hydrate the skin with some cream to finish.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Professional Use Only! Please read carefully all the instructions on the product label before use.
Ingredients: Rosin (rosin), glyceryl pharsinate, dimer resin, ethylene/VA copolymer, paraffin wax, synthetic beeswax, hydrogenated coconut oil.
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