Waxing
removes unwanted body hair. This method removes
the hair roots making the hair grow slower. So
you can enjoy a long lasting smooth skin. When
doing waxing remember that the hair should be
least 1/4 inch in length. Do not wax over open
sores, new scars, varicose veins, raised moles.
If you skin bleed, bruise, or tears easily avoid
waxing. You can try another way of removing your
hair.
Here are some tips on how to wax your legs:
Don’t take a
shower before waxing. Hair absorbs water making
it soft causing
the wax adherence less
effective.
Choose your product. There are waxes
or sugar solutions available.
Read instructions thoroughly, twice.
If product needs to be heated, do so
for suggested time.
Test the temperature so that you don't
burn yourself.
Check legs to be sure that they are
dry. This is very important.
For first time wax users, apply a thin
layer of wax/sugar solution in a small area of
the leg following hair growth direction.
Press strip onto leg.
Turn a small area back against the
strip.
It should be resting flat against the
strip about to be removed.
Lift the end as instructed and pull
back toward you.
Do not pull up but instead pull back.
Repeat procedure if you have missed a
few hairs.
Continue the leg until you are hair
free
Clean your freshly wax skin with warm
moist towel.
Don’t wear tight fitting clothes
after to prevent skin irritation.
Waxing
removes unwanted body hair. This method removes
the hair roots making the hair grow slower. So
you can enjoy a long lasting smooth skin. When
doing waxing remember that the hair should be
least 1/4 inch in length. Do not wax over open
sores, new scars, varicose veins, raised moles.
If you skin bleed, bruise, or tears easily avoid
waxing. You can try another way of removing your
hair. 
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Skin & Body