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14-12-06, 06:51 PM
We were taught to use Vaseline when waxing eyebrows, but it is more of a safety net to those who are starting off.
As you get more proficient, you probably won't need to use the vaseline. Hth's |
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14-12-06, 06:54 PM
Ditto what Claire says. I was taught to use vaseline and I used it for a while until I was confident with my wax application. Have to say I don't use it now.
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14-12-06, 08:26 PM
I am at college at the moment and my tutor was off for a week we had a stand in who taught us to use vaseline on hairs we didnt want removed. My tutor came back and went MENTAL, she HATES it!! Reckons we wont learn properly but tbh I felt a lot more safe on my first few ebwaxes using it. hth x
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14-12-06, 08:38 PM
When i learnt eyebrow waxing at college we were taught to use it has a safety net so we didnt wax off all the eyebrow, but like someone said earlier it is good to use it until you build up confidence with waxing.
i dont use it when iam waxing now.(but i hope that iam not tempting fate, and totally take off someones eyebrow now!) |
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14-12-06, 11:43 PM
We were taught to use it with tinting eyebrows and waxing.Used it probably for the first month after I qualified then never again.
It's a good barrier against tinting if you're new to it and to stop waxing areas off eyebrow hair by mistake. Once confident in your waxing or brow tinting then there really is no need. |
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16-12-06, 01:48 AM
when i was taught at college i was told to only use vaseline only if their was a spot or a mole as this protect the skin around the area and stops it from bleeding. I only use vaseline when i am tinting
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