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| Hair Removal and Good Skincare Hair removal often get a bad rap in the media because of pain that is associated with it. It doesn’t matter what technique is used: waxing, laser, electrolysis, tweezing or sugaring, the media's view of hair removal is misleading. For thousand years hair removal has been practiced as a beauty technique as an easy and effective way to remove the unwanted hairs. Read about the different techniques of hair removal. WAXING Waxing is the oldest way of hair removal. Waxing can be done in two styles- soft and hard wax. Soft wax (strip wax) is a high temperature wax that is removed by either non-woven fabric strips. Hard wax is is low /medium temperature wax that can be removed without fabric. People with diabetes, sensitive skin, or who are taking Retin-A should let let their aesthetician know about their condition before undergoing any skin treatments. Hard wax Because of low temperature of the wax this treatment is appropriate for people with sensitive skin, those who are undergoing resurfacing treatments, those who suffer diabetes, acne and rosacea. Clients prone to ingrown hair or razor bumps, should begin to exfoliating those areas several days before and after waxing. Consult the aesthetician which products can assist you to reduce the hair ingrowth. Note that frequent shaving could couse ingrown hairs or bacteria infection. Proper professional hair removal, home care products and frequent exfoliation will improved both conditions. TWEEZING While economical and precise it can be time consuming. This technique is ideal for those who have sensitive facial skin and for whom other techniques are too harsh or irritating. THREADING Threading is for facial and neck hair only. This treatment is prohibited in Massachusetts. |
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