Waxing Techniques Flashcards
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What is the primary advantage of hard wax over soft wax for facial hair removal?
Answer: It adheres to hair rather than skin, reducing irritation
Hard wax grips the hair shaft rather than the skin, making it gentler and preferred for sensitive facial areas.
Which area of the face is most commonly waxed for hair removal?
Answer: Upper lip
The upper lip is one of the most common facial waxing areas due to visible hair growth in many clients.
How soon after waxing should a client avoid sun exposure?
Answer: At least 24–48 hours
Freshly waxed skin is temporarily more sensitive and vulnerable to UV damage, hyperpigmentation, and sunburn.
What ingredient in a pre-wax oil or spray helps reduce skin trauma during waxing?
Answer: A thin barrier that protects the skin surface
Pre-wax oil creates a thin barrier on skin so the wax grips hair while reducing direct skin adhesion.
What is the correct technique for applying soft wax on the upper lip?
Answer: Apply a thin layer in the direction of hair growth
Soft wax is always applied thinly in the direction of hair growth to ensure proper adherence and controlled removal.
Which of the following is a contraindication for facial waxing?
Answer: Active acne or broken skin in the wax area
Waxing over active acne or open lesions can spread bacteria, cause further irritation, and risk infection.