malewaxing
used with theAustralian BodycareTea Tree CrèmeWax or HoneyWax tubes and application is smooth and easy, with each client having a pre-wrapped, sterilised dispenser head for their own treatment. No spatulas are involved, whichminimises the risk of cross contamination and ensures the client is waxed in themost hygienic environment
possible.The hairs are removed cleanly and effortlessly in a gentlemanner which leaves the skin silky smooth and soft.
To complete the package, Tea Tree Antiseptic wipes prepare and rid the skin of bacteria and the cooling, healing and soothing properties of the Hand & Body Lotion will pleasingly complete the treatment.
Alternatively, One Care Epil from RVB is a complete epilation system that can work on any type of skin and hair. The system contains different products and formulas, which are enriched with natural and technological active ingredients to guarantee maximum effectiveness.
One Care Epil also offer pre and post- hair removal products to help remove wax residue and slow down the rate at which the hair grows back. Pre-Treatment Face-BodyWipes are soft, refreshing wipes specifically to cleanse the face and body in a quick, practical way while respecting the skin’s natural pH balance and contains aloe, amamelide distilled water and mallow mucilage. For post-hair removal Post Epilation Delaying Lotion is a new, delicate fluid emulsion with soothing, moisturising properties. Applying the emulsion after hair removal helps to delay the growth of new hair thanks to a special mix of active ingredients strengthened with Depiline™ and Pilinhib™.
Available from HOF Beauty, SkinMate waxing offer natural liquid wax formulas to give safe, gentle removal of unwanted hair. It is available in heated pots in Natural,White or Green and in 100ml cartridges with a fixed roller head.
post-wax
Once the waxing treatment has taken place, help clients to keep re-growth at bay with Collin Resultime’s Propil Expert Treatment and Post Depilation Specific Homecare Cream. Progressively Propil will keep waxed areas hair free for longer, prolonging the period between salon visits, help to prevent in-growing hairs, keep waxed areas smoother and relieve discomfort, and make waxing less painful.
The treatment consists of a highly concentrated serum being applied to areas which have been waxed, followed by the Propil Expert Salon Cream. Containing 10%active hair growth inhibitors, the Propil Expert Serum reduces hair thickness and slows down the hair re-growth by diminishing the hair germ cells, which are the cells responsible for creating the hair.
Over a period of eight to 16 months, areas treated with Propil Expert may become completely free of hair. The time period is dependant on the client’s hair type and growth speed.
The Propil Expert Homecare Cream is an intensive product which is highly concentrated in anti re-growth active ingredients to help keep the skin soft and hair-free for longer. Capislow® combined with Pilinib®
decreases the
growth and density of the hair, while Sepicalm®
Developed by a team of doctors and bio-chemists, Epilar®
Hair Growth
Inhibitors from HOF Beauty are used after waxing to help with the permanent reduction of unwanted hair and works on both men and women on virtually all skin types and hair colours.
The Epilar® system includes two gels
that are massaged into the skin immediately after a waxing and takes only minutes to apply, leaving the treated area of the skin smooth and supple between treatments. Each kit consists of one Inhibitor and one Activator.
and plant oils soothe, protect
and soften the skin, which is sensitised by hair removal.
Lauren E waxing range from Butterfly Supplies is a warmwax specifically formulated to be spread thinly on the skin. The range also consists of pre and post-waxing products.
Options byHive, available from Hive of Beauty, have created a specialised range of StrongWax, ideal formale clients.
Australian Bodycare’sHy-Wax Systemis a hygienic waxing systemwhich is clean and easy to apply without the need for a spatula.
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