Which waxing range?

[Bettierae]

hi, which waxing range would you recomend?
i'm looking to buy two new wax pots for my treatment rooms, they need to be reasonably priced, and I'd like a range with some sort of gorgeous smell, I HATE the smell of normal wax!
Our pots are ready for replacement, but i'd like to go a little bit more upmarket, and use a recognised brand, as i've always used the lotions and potions and wax I was trained with. I've looked at gigi chocolate wax and perron rigot? Any help would be appreciated.

 

[loubylou]

BeBeau is a nice wax range, it has both strip and non strip waxes,
is very efficient at removing hair and an economical cost,
and smells nice :lol:
it is sold by Collin on here and wow products, hth

 

[Kim Lawless]

I always say that you should go for the best wax, regardless of smell and just use a chololate room spray.

I use the Perron waxes without aroma but they do have some beautiful frangranced waxes. The Monoi and Lavender strip waxes are gorgeous and they not only smell lovely but they're metallic, so your clients love them too.

With regards to their non strip waxes, the Homme is lovely. xxx

 

[angelina221]

BeBeau is a nice wax range, it has both strip and non strip waxes,
is very efficient at removing hair and an economical cost,
and smells nice :lol:
it is sold by Collin on here and wow products, hth

Ooh have BeBeau added a scent to their strip wax now?
I tested the wax and loved it but i didn't like the smell, so if someone wanted a wax that had a gorgeous smell then i wouldn't suggest that one. Can't comment on the non-strip wax as i never received a sample.
Agree with Kim though, if a wax works well then the smell shouldn't matter.

 

[Zo Zo]

I have used scented waxes in the past but I use a diffuser now, that way I can use whichever fragrance I feel like. For instance you could have Revive, De-stress, Relax.... anything you like!

 

[Bettierae]

thanks guys I will look into them all... Can I buy bebeau/berins/perron rigot without being trained by them? I've been doing waxing for years with my college diploma, so i'm not really looking into more training so far.

 

[Kim Lawless]

thanks guys I will look into them all... Can I buy bebeau/berins/perron rigot without being trained by them? I've been doing waxing for years with my college diploma, so i'm not really looking into more training so far.

You don't need training to use Perron Rigot if you know how to wax already. You may need some product advice but you can get that for free. xx

 

[Zo Zo]

thanks guys I will look into them all... Can I buy bebeau/berins/perron rigot without being trained by them? I've been doing waxing for years with my college diploma, so i'm not really looking into more training so far.

I think you can buy any of them without specific product training :hug: