• Assess the treatment area. Do not wax broken, irritated, sunburned, recently exfoliated, or otherwise unsuitable skin.
• Cleanse the skin and dry it completely. Apply a thin layer of pre-wax oil (avoid overuse). Remove moisture with gauze and apply a light talc-free powder if needed.
• Heat the wax in a compatible professional heater according to the validated temperature instructions.
• Stir gently until the texture and temperature are even. Test the wax temperature before beginning the service.
• Using a new applicator, spread a very thin layer at approximately a 45-degree angle in the direction of hair growth.
• Place a compatible waxing strip over the wax and smooth firmly in the direction of hair growth, leaving a free edge for removal.
• Hold the skin taut and remove the strip quickly in the opposite direction of hair growth, keeping the pull low and parallel to the skin.
• Apply firm hand pressure immediately after removal to help reduce temporary discomfort.
• Remove residue with a compatible post-wax oil and complete the service with appropriate aftercare.

Hygiene Requirement: Never double-dip. Use a new disposable applicator each time it enters the wax container.

• Over-applying pre-wax oil → Excess oil can interfere with soft‑wax adhesion.
• Overheating the wax → Excessive temperature increases burn risk. Heat gradually and test before application.
• Applying the layer too thickly → Soft wax performs best in a very thin layer. Excess product can create messy, inefficient removal.
• Pulling upward from the skin → An upward pull increases tension and discomfort. Remove the strip quickly, low, and parallel.
• Overlapping or repeatedly waxing the same area → Repeated passes increase the risk of skin lifting and irritation. Assess the skin before any additional removal.
• Double-dipping the applicator → Reusing a contaminated applicator compromises salon hygiene. Use a new applicator for every dip.

Product type — Professional soft strip wax

Appearance — Translucent amber

Featured ingredient — Honey extract

Hair types — Fine vellus and standard body hair

Recommended areas — Legs, arms, back, and other suitable large body areas

Application — Very thin layer applied in the direction of hair growth

Removal method — Compatible waxing strip

Net weight — 400g / 14oz

Ingredients: Glyceryl Rosinate, Paraffinum Liquidum (Mineral Oil), Mel (Honey).

Country of origin — Made in Italy

User level — Professional use recommended

Caution: For external use only. Heated wax can cause burns. Always verify the working temperature before application. Do not use on broken, irritated, sunburned, recently exfoliated, or medically contraindicated skin.

What is the difference between soft wax and hard wax?

Soft wax is applied in a very thin layer and removed with a waxing strip. Hard wax sets on the skin and is removed without a strip.

Can the same area be waxed more than once?

Avoid repeated passes whenever possible. Assess the skin carefully and use tweezers for isolated remaining hairs rather than repeatedly waxing sensitized skin.

How should wax residue be removed?

Apply a small amount of compatible post-wax oil and wipe gently with clean gauze or a disposable pad. Do not scrub freshly waxed skin.

What hair types can it remove?

The formula is intended for fine vellus hair and standard body hair. Hair length and growth pattern can affect removal performance.

Which areas are best suited to this wax?

It is best suited to larger body areas such as the legs, arms, and back. Use another formula if a more sensitive area requires a specialized wax.