Preparation:

• Start by cleaning the area you want to wax to remove any dirt, oil, or lotion. Ensure that the skin is dry before proceeding.
• Place a wax warmer or suitable wax melting device on a stable surface and plug it in. Set the temperature to the recommended setting for the wax beans you are using.
• While the wax is heating, test a small amount of wax on a small patch of skin to check the temperature and ensure it’s comfortable for application.

Melting the Wax:

• Add the desired amount of depilatory wax beans into the wax warmer or melting pot. The amount needed will depend on the size of the area you plan to wax.
• Allow the wax beans to melt completely, stirring occasionally to ensure uniform heating. The melted wax should have a smooth, liquid consistency.

Application:

• Once the wax has melted, use a spatula or applicator stick to scoop up a small amount of wax.
• Apply the wax in the direction of hair growth, using smooth, even strokes. Be careful not to apply the wax too thickly, as this can make it more difficult to remove.

Removing the Wax:

• After applying the wax, place a waxing strip or cloth over the waxed area, pressing it down firmly to adhere to the wax.
• Hold the skin taut with one hand and use the other hand to quickly pull off the waxing strip in the opposite direction of hair growth, keeping it close to the skin and pulling it off in one swift motion.

Aftercare:

• Once you have finished waxing, use a post-waxing oil or lotion to soothe and moisturize the skin. This can help reduce redness and irritation.
• Clean any residual wax from the skin using a wax remover or oil-based cleanser.

Cleanup:

• Turn off the wax warmer and allow any remaining wax to cool and solidify before removing it from the wax pot.
• Clean the wax warmer and any utensils used for waxing with warm, soapy water to remove any wax residue.

Storage:

• Store any leftover wax beans in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure that the container is sealed tightly to prevent contamination.