Facial TreatmentsPregunta 69 de 100
What is the correct technique for soft wax removal?
a.Apply the wax in the direction of hair growth, hold the skin taut, and remove the strip quickly against the direction of growth, close and parallel to the skin
b.Apply against the growth and remove in the direction of growth
c.Apply and remove in the same direction, pulling straight up away from the skin
d.Apply thickly in any direction and peel slowly for less discomfort
Explicación
Applying with the growth coats each hair from base to tip, taut skin prevents lifting and bruising, and a fast removal against the growth close to the skin snaps hair out at the root. Pulling straight up or slowly increases pain and breaks hairs at the surface. Reversing the application and removal directions leaves hair behind and increases the chance of ingrowns.
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