• 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.
• Hold the skin taut and apply an even layer in the direction of hair growth, using sufficient pressure to surround the hair.
• Create a slightly thicker, rounded removal tab at the end of the application.
• 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.
• Allow the wax to set until the surface is no longer sticky but the film remains flexible.
• Hold the skin taut, lift the removal tab, and pull quickly against the direction of hair growth, staying low and parallel to the skin.
• Apply firm hand pressure after removal and complete the service with compatible post-wax care.

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

• Applying the wax too thinly → An insufficient layer may become brittle or break during removal. Create an even, peelable film.
• Applying the wax excessively thick → Too much wax increases setting time and may retain unnecessary heat.
• Removing it too early → Wax that is still sticky may stretch and leave product behind. Allow the surface to set.
• Waiting until the wax becomes brittle → Over-set wax may crack. Remove it while the film remains flexible.
• Pulling upward from the skin → An upward pull increases tension and discomfort. Remove quickly, low, and parallel.
• Overheating the formula → Excessive temperature increases burn risk and may affect working texture or fragrance. Heat gradually and test before use.

Product type — Professional peelable film wax.

Wax system — Rosinate‑based formula.

Removal method — Stripless peel‑off removal.

Texture — Soft, spreadable, and elastic.

Featured agents — Cera Alba, mineral oil, and Guaiazulene.

Recommended areas — Professionally assessed eyebrows, upper lip, underarms, bikini line, and other suitable zones.

Application — Controlled continuous layer with a defined removal tab.

Available sizes — 200g and 500g.

Country of origin — Made in Italy.

User level — Professional use recommended.

Ingredients — Glyceryl Rosinate, Triethylene Glycol Rosinate, Hydrogenated Microcrystalline Wax, Ethylene/VA Copolymer, Paraffin, Cera Alba (Beeswax), Parfum (Fragrance), Guaiazulene, Paraffinum Liquidum (Mineral Oil), CI 61565 (Green 6).

Caution: For external professional use. 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.

How thick should the wax layer be?

Apply an even layer thick enough to form a flexible film, with a slightly thicker removal tab. A layer that is too thin may break.

How do I know when the wax is ready to remove?

The surface should no longer feel sticky, but the film should still flex when the removal tab is lifted.

Why does the wax break during removal?

The layer may be too thin, too cool, or left on the skin too long. Adjust the application thickness, temperature, and setting time.

How should remaining residue be removed?

Apply a small amount of compatible post-wax oil and wipe gently with clean gauze or a disposable pad.

Can I wax if customer is shaving regularly?

Yes, you can wax even if they shave regularly, but allow at least 1/4 inch of hair growth before the section. Shaving too close to waxing prevents the wax from gripping the hair properly, which can lead to ineffective removal.