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Do you like hairless bikini areas but don’t want to spend a lot of money? Do you find it a little uncomfortable when strangers approach the bikini area but still want to wax in this position? No problem! Just less than 200 thousand and a mirror is enough. This article will guide how to remove hair for women. Men can refer to the article How to wax with Brazilian wax for men.
Steps
Use ready-made products
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Buy good sugar wax. These waxes are available at most major retail stores, but you can find more in beauty supply stores.
- A hair removal wax product like Nair Rpl-On Wax is a good choice because it comes with a roller that helps distribute the wax evenly over the surface of the bikini area.
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Cut the hair removal cloth into small strips. These cloths are available for sale (or come with wax) or you can make your own at home. It is recommended to cut the cloth into strips 2.5-5 cm wide.
- If you choose to make your own, you can find an old t-shirt in your closet or a piece of cotton fabric. Cut the shirt or piece of fabric into strips.
- Another benefit: If you’re careful, you can reuse the cloth after it’s washed (if the wax is water-soluble).
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Clean the bikini area to remove any residue left on the hairs. This step is important because wax needs something to stick to.
- Trimming short hair to 0.6-1.2 cm is the easiest to remove.
- Apply baby powder or talcum powder to the part of the skin to be waxed. This step helps the wax stick to the hair and NOT to the skin, and greatly reduces the pain.
- If you start to feel more pain, you can apply more powder, especially if you waxed in a fairly warm place.
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Wipe the wax off your hands. Have a tissue or cloth nearby. For water-soluble wax, wipe it with a damp cloth.
- If the wax doesn’t dissolve in water, you can dip a cotton ball in baby oil and wipe it off. Baby oil effectively removes excess wax and restores smooth skin.
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Start from the part near the navel going down. Apply wax in the direction of hair growth and in thin strips.
- One hand stretches the skin. Use a paper towel to hold the skin so it doesn’t slip.
- With the other hand, peel off the wax in the opposite direction of hair growth. This way gives better results and less pain.
- Do not apply too much wax as the cloth may not stick to the hairs.
- Place a mirror between your legs so you can wax in invisible places. Using a folding mirror is appropriate.
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Continue until most of the hair is removed or until satisfied with the results. The bikini area is very sensitive, so it may take several sessions to remove all of the hair.
- Hair in some locations may be easier to remove than others. This depends on the thickness of the hair. You may have to stop if the bikini area becomes too red. After the skin has reduced the redness and swelling, you can continue.
- Use tweezers to remove any remaining hair instead of waxing again.
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Wash the bikini area. There may be some hard-to-handle wax left behind.
- Use warm water and apply a soothing oil or lotion.
- Redness of the skin is normal and should subside.
Homemade Brazilian wax hair removal
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Prepare materials. The process of making your own sugar wax is very simple but also an art. Prepare the following ingredients and make your own wax:
- 2 cups (400 g) white sugar
- 1/4 cup (30 ml) lemon juice, orange juice (squeezed) or vinegar
- 3/4 cup (180 ml) water
- Hair removal cloth (store-bought or a cotton/t-shirt cloth)
- Use a large stainless steel pot. If you’re using a rotten old pot, some of the rotten stuff can get into the wax.
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Heat the ingredients in a saucepan over high heat. Bring to a boil and then reduce heat to simmer. Stirred.
- Watch the wax pot! Boiling the fire can still be saved; If it’s too hot, it’s ruined.
- When the ingredients start to boil again, reduce the heat to low.
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Pour the browning ingredients into a clean container. The wax will slowly turn from translucent to honey brown. At this point you need to turn off the stove immediately.
- Scientifically tested it can take about 6-20 minutes. Use a butter knife to test the consistency of the wax (don’t touch it). Wax has a thick texture and is sticky when melted.
- Try adding wax to a glass of water. The wax instantly turns into granules and does not flow into long streaks.
- If the mixture is liquid and doesn’t look like wax, throw it in the trash (don’t put it in the sink) and cook another batch.
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Let the wax cool but not too cold. Wait for the wax to cool down to the point where it won’t burn. You need to test many times to know exactly.
- Wax that is too cold will lose its stickiness. However, you can reheat. Pour the wax into the box (the kind that can be used in the microwave) and heat until the wax is elastic again.
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Apply foundation to the skin. Skin must be clean. Apply baby powder or talcum powder to the bikini area. Make sure the skin area is completely dry.
- During the waxing process, you may need to warm up the wax or apply more powder. Apply more powder if it hurts or starts to sweat.
- The level of pain varies from person to person. For some people this pain is not a problem. Don’t let the pain discourage you.
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Apply wax. You can use a butter knife to apply the wax. If the wax is still too hot, you should wait a bit. If it’s too cold, the wax won’t be able to pull the hairs 100% off and needs to be reheated.
- Apply wax in the direction of hair growth. You should wait for the hair to be about 0.6-1.2 cm long before waxing. Something is needed for the wax to stick to. However, too long hair is also difficult to remove with wax.
- Place a mirror between your legs to see the bikini area.
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Place a cloth over the waxed skin and wait for it to dry. Start near the navel. Rub the cloth over the wax to ensure hair removal.
- You can use a store-bought waxing cloth or cut your own from an old cotton t-shirt. Sugar wax is water soluble, so you can reuse the hair removal cloth if you wash it right away.
- Cut the fabric into strips 2.5-5 cm wide. Smaller strips of cloth can be used for wiping or for hard-to-reach areas.
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Peel off quickly. Peel 1-2 cloths at a time for easy control. Avoid getting a pile of cotton strips in the bikini area.
- Leave the cloth on the bikini area for about 30 seconds, depending on the size. Peel off quickly in the opposite direction of hair growth.
- Peel as quickly as possible; Faster peeling will be less painful.
- Repeat until all hair is removed.
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Clean the bikini area after waxing. If your skin is sensitive, you should apply oil or lotion to soothe the bikini area. Use tweezers to pluck any remaining hairs.
- Of course, you need to wipe off any remaining wax. Hard wax can be a bit difficult to handle, and sugar can attract ants if left on for a long time.
Advice
- Press firmly on the skin immediately after removing the cloth. This helps relieve pain.
- The first time you wax with Brazilian wax, don’t expect all the hair to be removed. After all, you’re not going to wax professionally, so you won’t get the best results the first time. Combined with additional treatments, the hair will become thinner and thinner, making it easier to clean.
- Because the hair is thick, waxing may cause some bleeding. Clean the bikini area by applying isopropyl alcohol to prevent infection.
- Instead of peeling the cloth in a “vertical” motion, you should be as close to the skin as possible when peeling. In other words, “peeling, not jerking”.
- A cold pad (like those from the Tucks brand) can be used to clean the bikini area instead of using isopropyl alcohol. Cold pads containing witch hazel have a disinfecting effect and are convenient because they are sold in hygienic pads. Remember to pull the skin taut.
- Aloe vera gel can be applied to the bikini area to reduce the burning sensation.
- To relieve pain after waxing, you can press on the bikini area, then apply an ice pack.
- Take Ibuprofen 10-15 minutes after waxing to relieve pain.
- Before cleaning the bikini area, you should apply ice cubes in a circular motion to the area you intend to wax. This gives anesthesia for significant pain relief.
Warning
- Do not shave after waxing if there is any remaining hair as it WILL leave a painful bump in the bikini area.
- Test the temperature of the wax before applying it to the bikini area.
- Do not wax with wax if the hair is longer than 0.6 cm. Such waxing causes unnecessary pain and will interfere with hair removal. Trim hair short before applying wax. Professionals usually cut stiff hair to about 1.3 cm and 0.6 cm for fine hair.
- If you haven’t finished waxing in one go, it’s best to wait 1-2 days for the bikini area to cool down before waxing again.
- Applying oil before waxing helps significantly reduce pain. This method is recommended for sensitive skin.
- Self-treatment is not recommended if waxing in the bikini area for the first time. Professionals can help remove hair quickly without causing too much pain. Therefore, you should go to a professional to get waxed a few times so that your body gets used to it. This provides significant pain relief.
- Recommendation: do not wax at home if you have not been trained in cosmetology schools. In some cases, inexperienced waxers can tear the skin and break blood vessels.
Things you need
Use ready-made products
- Wax
- Wax hair removal cloth
- Paper towel or cloth
- Flour
- Mirror (optional)
- Drag
- Tweezers
- Lotion or oil (optional)
DIY wax
- 2 cups (400 ml) white sugar
- 2 tablespoons (30 ml) lemon juice, orange juice (squeezed) or vinegar
- 3/4 cup (180 ml) water
- Stainless steel pot
- Bowl
- Knife
- Wax hair removal cloth
- Drag
- Flour
- Mirror (optional)
- Lotion or oil (optional)
- Tweezers
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Do you like hairless bikini areas but don’t want to spend a lot of money? Do you find it a little uncomfortable when strangers approach the bikini area but still want to wax in this position? No problem! Just less than 200 thousand and a mirror is enough. This article will guide how to remove hair for women. Men can refer to the article How to wax with Brazilian wax for men.
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