Microwave Tweezeless Wax

Read enclosed instructions before using. Test for heat as instructed to ensure wax is not too hot. Do not allow wax to set too hard and become brittle. If this occurs, apply another layer of wax over the waxed area to soften, then remove wax. Do not use on skin that is pimpled, suffers from an acne condition, or is otherwise unhealthy. Not to be used for removing underarm hair.

Rosin (Colophonium, Colophane), Beeswax (Cera Alba, Cire d'abeille), Glycerin, Methylparaben, Propylparaben

WARNING:

Never leave the jar in the microwave unattended. Do not overheat the jar. Follow heating instructions carefully. Overheating may result in melting of the jar causing severe burns and damage to user. if jar is uncomfortable to touch, the wax is too hot. Allow the wax to cool in the microwave before removing it. Do not place jar in oven or stovetop.

Waxing should not be performed more than once every ten days on the same areas. It usually takes that long for hair to grow to a length of one-quarter inch, which is necessary for effective removal.

- Do not use wax on anyone who has phlebitis or diabetes, without the consent of a physician.

- Never apply wax to eyelids, the inside of the nose, or inside the ears.

- Do not permit client to scratch area. Scratching or intense rubbing will irritate the skin.

- Do not rub the strip more than one time. Excessive rubbing results in redness.

- Never apply wax to the nipples when removing hair from the breast area.

- Avoid using wax on clients who have a history of cysts or boils, and certainly never on clients with active herpes virus (cold sores).

- Do not use products containing Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA’s) such as Malic, Lactic, Tartaric, Glycolic and Citric Acids or Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHA’s) such as Salicylic Acid prior to and after waxing service. These products may cause irritation or sensitivity to the waxed area.

- Do not wax over areas that have dermal fillers.