Among the many methods of removing unwanted hair on the body, the ones most demanded are those that provide a lasting result. For example, it is very common today to wax hair removal, which can be used for various parts of the body and is easy to carry out independently at home. Consider how to wax hand wax at home, as well as what are the pros and cons of this procedure.
Features of hand wax epilation
The procedure can be carried out with a length of hairs on the hands of 3-5 mm. Essential advantages of this method are:
- ecological compatibility;
- long-term result (up to 5 weeks);
- availability.
Of the disadvantages can be identified the relative soreness of this method, the risk of ingrown hairs.
For wax removal of vegetation from the hands, you can use different types of wax:
- cold wax applied to strips;
- warm or hot wax in special cassettes, which also requires special wax and strips (fabric, paper).
Regardless of the type of material used, the skin needs to be pre-prepared, namely:
- thoroughly cleanse the skin;
- using a scrub or a hard sponge, to rid the skin of dead cells;
- apply a special cream or any moisturizing oil-free cream to the treated area;
- if the hands have bulging birthmarks, papillomas, they should be covered with plaster.
When carrying out the procedure, it should be remembered that the gluing of the strip and the application of wax is done by the growth of the hair, and tearing off the strip is against growth. Remains of wax should be removed with a special oil or fat cream. Because the skin on the hands is quite sensitive, after waxing on it, irritations often remain. To eliminate them, it is recommended to use creams or ointments with anti-inflammatory effect (may contain panthenol, allantoin, extracts of chamomile, calendula, etc.).