Waxing hair

Waxing is a type of hair removal that involves the use of warm wax to remove hair from the root. It is a longer-lasting method of hair removal compared to shaving, as the hair is removed from the root rather than being cut off at the surface of the skin.

There are several types of waxing, including:

1. Strip waxing: Strip waxing involves the use of a soft, pliable wax that is applied to the skin and then removed using strips of cloth or paper. This type of waxing is often used to remove hair from larger areas of the body, such as the legs or back.
2. Hard waxing: Hard wax is a thicker, more brittle wax that is applied to the skin in a thin layer and then allowed to harden. Once the wax has hardened, it is removed by breaking it off or pulling it away from the skin. Hard wax is often used for more sensitive areas, such as the bikini line or underarms.

Waxing can be performed by a trained aesthetician or cosmetologist at a salon or spa, or you can purchase waxing kits for home use. Waxing can be painful, especially for people with sensitive skin, and may cause irritation or redness. It’s important to follow the aftercare instructions provided by your aesthetician or the product packaging to help minimize any potential side effects and ensure that the skin heals properly.