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Wax Types |
All waxes are insoluble in water and soluble in oils and other organic solvents. The melting points of waxes generally range of 105 to 212 F / 40 to 100 degrees C. |
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Drugs that contraindicate waxing |
Retin-A, Accutane, Differin, Tetracyclin, Blood thinners (Cummadin & Warfarin) |
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Hair should be a minimum of... |
1/4" long if virgin, 1/2" long if shaven. |
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Facial Waxing |
Waxing should not be performed if any aggresive exfoliation has taken place. |
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Posttreatment |
-Swelling may be reduced with an ice bag. -Hives may occur, which is a histamine reaction. It can be avoided by taking Benedryl. |
