And what works better for arms the heated wax or the cold one?
I really don’t want to shave them and they’re still noticeable after I bleached them
Also for anyone with past experience on arm hair removal, If I wax for a long time, how much time will it take for the hairs to grow in?
they have a "space saver" heater that heats up the wax that comes in little tubs. great investment not too expensive! i even think it’s on sale right now. they have different types of wax that comes in little tubs to fit in the heater, but the beeswax is usually fine for just about anything. they also have wax for sensitive skin, which i highly recommend if you’re doing it for the first time.
it’s different for everyone, but if you wax once a month, your hair will come in less and less, usually takes a month to come back in, and sometimes it will stop coming in alltogether if you do it for long enough.
they have pamphlets that you can use as a guide so you know you picked the right product for you. i don’t think the cold wax is as effective. make sure you test the temperature of the heated wax once you heat it up by putting a small dab on your wrist. it should be warm, but not burn.
don’t try to wax a huge area all at once. do small sections at a time, about 2-3 inches by 4-5 inches. i know you just want to get it over with, but this will give you the best results. press the muslin strip over the wax in the direction of your hair growth. brace yourself, hold your skin tight, and pull as fast as you can in the opposite direction of the hair growth.
i’ve never heard of a place that will do body waxing for $7. arms are usually about $30. you might want to go to a place to get it done for the first time, because it is not a pleasant experience.
dLiShSz
December 21, 2009 at 2:08 am
i like the cold wax
because it’s easier to wash off & not so messy
but i like sally hansen
it’s sold at drugstores tho & it has a vanilla chocolate smell
& everyone is different
but my arm hair grows back about 2 weeks
other girls is lasts for 4 weeks
& i’ve even met girls that it grows back in 1 week
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fatty nhu
December 21, 2009 at 2:16 am
Go to an asian nail salon and get a wax there.
They are amazing, and it only costs about $7.
It’ll be very very hard to wax yourself.
Hope I helped?
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Lisa S
December 21, 2009 at 2:48 am
they have a "space saver" heater that heats up the wax that comes in little tubs. great investment not too expensive! i even think it’s on sale right now. they have different types of wax that comes in little tubs to fit in the heater, but the beeswax is usually fine for just about anything. they also have wax for sensitive skin, which i highly recommend if you’re doing it for the first time.
it’s different for everyone, but if you wax once a month, your hair will come in less and less, usually takes a month to come back in, and sometimes it will stop coming in alltogether if you do it for long enough.
they have pamphlets that you can use as a guide so you know you picked the right product for you. i don’t think the cold wax is as effective. make sure you test the temperature of the heated wax once you heat it up by putting a small dab on your wrist. it should be warm, but not burn.
don’t try to wax a huge area all at once. do small sections at a time, about 2-3 inches by 4-5 inches. i know you just want to get it over with, but this will give you the best results. press the muslin strip over the wax in the direction of your hair growth. brace yourself, hold your skin tight, and pull as fast as you can in the opposite direction of the hair growth.
i’ve never heard of a place that will do body waxing for $7. arms are usually about $30. you might want to go to a place to get it done for the first time, because it is not a pleasant experience.
References :
Dale
December 21, 2009 at 9:33 am
using bleach is not to good. waxing will be fine.
http://www.hairwaxingsecrets.com/hair-waxing-secrets/