FACIAL WAXING

Waxing is the removal of unwanted hair from both the body and face. This treatment uses heated resin/wax.

The warm, liquid wax is applied to the skin using a spatula or roller, allowed to set, and then peeled off. The hairs are now encapsulated in the wax, and the wax is then removed from the skin in the opposite direction of hair growth.

The advantage of waxing over other hair removal methods is that the hairs are removed from the root. This means they stay away for three to six weeks. Waxing can also damage the hair follicle where the hair grows. As a result, the hairs grow back less strongly, not at all, or are softer and thinner than before. This is one of the advantages of regular waxing.