Temporary Hair Removal Products, Tools, Supplies and Equipment

Soft (Strip) Wax

Also known as strip, classic, or warm wax, it is used with muslin or non-woven strips and has an average working temperature of 109.4^{\circ}F (43^{\circ}C).

Hard (Non-Strip) Wax

Also known as hot wax, it is ideal for sensitive skin and small areas like eyebrows or underarms. It removes shorter, coarser hairs and has an average working temperature of 122^{\circ}F (50^{\circ}C).

Infection Control for Waxing

Guidelines include never double-dipping applicators, discarding used strips and applicators, and wiping containers with disinfectant wipes.

Powder

A product used to absorb oil and moisture, preventing wax from sticking to the skin during the hair removal process.

Post-Wax Remover

An oil-based product used to remove wax residue from the skin after a service.

Hair Growth Retardant

A product applied after waxing to help slow down the rate of hair regrowth.

Tweezers

Tools used to remove stray hairs; available in angled, pointed, or claw-shaped varieties.

Magnifying Lamp

A piece of equipment used to illuminate and magnify the treatment area for better visibility during hair removal.

Bolster

Provides additional support and comfort for the client, often placed under the knees during a treatment.

Antiseptic

Used before waxing to remove oil, makeup, and perspiration from the skin.

Equipment Wax Cleaner

A specific cleaner used for wax pots and working surfaces; it is not intended for use on human skin.

Disposable Spatulas

Single-use tools used to apply and remove wax from the container to ensure hygiene.