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Does anyone have any ideas as to what you CANT do prior to a waxing treatment?

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Does anyone have any ideas as to what you CANT do prior to a waxing treatment?

Postby dietz » Thu May 20, 2010 5:53 pm

i've heard you cannot use a body moisturiser well lotions anyway in the area you want waxed 24 hours prior to getting the treatment, is this true? and is there anything else i cannot do beforehand that i need to know about?
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Does anyone have any ideas as to what you CANT do prior to a waxing treatment?

Postby blayr38 » Thu May 20, 2010 6:08 pm

Ive never heard that. Im sure i used a moisturizer at least 24hours prior to having my eyebrows waxed.
I haven't heard anything else unfortunately, but i will say, in the event of facial waxing, make sure you haven't used any fake tan, or worn make up on the day, as you will have white patches if you are having your eyebrows waxed.
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Postby avenel » Thu May 20, 2010 6:32 pm

it's probably because mosturiser contains oil, which would lubricate the hairs and make the wax less effective.
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