creme and hot wax

[Lavander Rose]

Hi guys

Just a simple question really.

I have always used creme wax on my clients and find i work well with it.

I have been looking at Hot Wax but only used it when I was at college 2yrs ago. and only had a short try of doing it like you do with a big class.

What I want to know is it easy to use and how do u use it properly, I know you dont have to use the waxing strips that i do remember from college lol

I was looking at Satin Smooth white hot wax anyone used this before?
if so can u give me any good advice and feedback please

love to hear from you all

 

[joe90]

Hi guys

Just a simple question really.

I have always used creme wax on my clients and find i work well with it.

I have been looking at Hot Wax but only used it when I was at college 2yrs ago. and only had a short try of doing it like you do with a big class.

What I want to know is it easy to use and how do u use it properly, I know you dont have to use the waxing strips that i do remember from college lol

I was looking at Satin Smooth white hot wax anyone used this before?
if so can u give me any good advice and feedback please

love to hear from you all

I had never used hot/hard wax until fairly recently and was a die hard sugaring girlie. I then went on one of Axion's geeky workshops using Perron Rigot Euroblonde hard wax and I was converted.

I still use my sugar paste for larger areas like legs but IMHO there is nothing better for bikini, underarm, facial hair removal like this stuff - it is brill.

Try it and you won't look back.

 

[rouge]

I had never used hot/hard wax until fairly recently and was a die hard sugaring girlie. I then went on one of Axion's geeky workshops using Perron Rigot Euroblonde hard wax and I was converted.

I still use my sugar paste for larger areas like legs but IMHO there is nothing better for bikini, underarm, facial hair removal like this stuff - it is brill.

Try it and you won't look back.

I'll second that! Euroblonde is a fantastic wax, and Andy is a superb teacher, get on one of the workshops if you can. If you can't, the Wax Queen is a trainer for Perron Rigot, you could ask her for details of the training she does. By all accounts, it's well worth doing.

 

[huberella]

The hard wax by Satin smooth sucks.... I wouldn't use it.

 

[MaisyMouse]

How does the Perron Rigot wax compare to Lycon? Has anyone used them both?

I recently got some info on the Perron Rigot range of wax through and they do a recyclable wax, surley people dont still recycle hot wax do they?