- Cleanliness: The waxing room and equipment are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected between each client. This includes wiping down surfaces, using fresh towels and sheets.
- Proper sanitation: All non-disposable equipment, such as spatulas and applicators, are sanitized using a professional-grade disinfectant solution or sterilized.
- Hand hygiene: Our waxing specialist always thoroughly wash their hands before and after each client, and wear gloves during the service to prevent the spread of germs and bacteria.
- Client screening: Before providing waxing services, our waxing specialist should screen clients for any skin conditions, allergies, or other health concerns that could affect the safety of the service.
- Proper wax temperature: The wax should be heated to the correct temperature and tested before applying to the skin to prevent burns or other injuries.
- Proper application techniques: The wax and sugar paste should be applied in the direction of hair growth and removed quickly in the opposite direction to minimize discomfort and the risk of skin irritation. With hard wax it is the oposide
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