Wax tip:

[Kim Lawless]

One of my lovely students gave me this tip and I've been using it every day this summer and it's great. Thank you Fena.

When the weather is hot and humid, add some of your fast setting hot wax (Perron Rigot, Excential Rose) into your regualr hot wax (Perron Rigot, Euroblonde) and you'll end up with a fast setting wax that doesn't leave those pesky white bits behind.

If you use another brand, give it a try and you may be surprised. xxx

 

[pure]

lol I've been doing this for months - purely by accident though! When my Euroblond was beginning to run low I placed another order but for the wrong one, Excential Rose, and I poured it into the wax pot with the remaing Euroblond and decided that it was fab!! :green:

 

[Jen Smith]

One of my lovely students gave me this tip and I've been using it every day this summer and it's great. Thank you Fena.

When the weather is hot and humid, add some of your fast setting hot wax (Perron Rigot, Excential Rose) into your regualr hot wax (Perron Rigot, Euroblonde) and you'll end up with a fast setting wax that doesn't leave those pesky white bits behind.

If you use another brand, give it a try and you may be surprised. xxx

Yeah its a good tip Kim..I do the same with the Berins Jetset and it has the same effect and it also turns my Blue into a lush turquoise!

 

[Kim Lawless]

How comes I'm so behind the times?

I love the way it makes it less harsh the the fast set on it's own. xxx

 

[Jen Smith]

How comes I'm so behind the times?

I love the way it makes it less harsh the the fast set on it's own. xxx

I found out by accident; I had a wax post with some jetset in the base and I pored blue beads in by mistake. I mixed it up and I used it and it was fine. And like you said, no more annoying white bits. :hug:

 

[essentia]

I just use Escential Rose anyway as I am not keen on the Euroblond - I never have a problem with it.