Italwax, wax in plum granules

Hot wax in granules Italwax Plum is a wax of medium density, which contains titanium dioxide in its composition. Differs in high plasticity and easy fruit aroma.

Wax Italwax Plum is highly effective when working with short or hard hairs, thanks to a special formula.

High ductility allows epilation wax to follow the contours and curves of the body, which ensures efficiency even in hard-to-reach places.

Wax in Italwax Plum granules is also called film wax, because during the solidification process it forms a film that tightly adheres the hairs. Such waxes do not break off and do not break off the hairs, but remove them completely. They have a delicate effect on the skin, which minimizes irritation and avoids redness.

They are economical and easy to use, so wax in granules is often used for depilation at home.

Recommendations for use:

First of all, warm up the wax to a working state, namely, a temperature of about 40-42 degrees. Now, it is important to treat the skin areas that will be subject to epilation with an alcohol solution. And a small amount of talc.

Now we take the wax with a spatula and apply it in an even layer towards ourselves, regardless of the direction of hair growth. An important point, you should leave a large area of wax not pressed against the skin, for which later you can begin to remove the hardened material. We expect the wax to harden, it's about 10-13 seconds. If the wax sticks to your hands, then you need to let it harden for a couple more seconds. Now, when everything is frozen and the hairs are securely fixed in the resulting film, you can begin to remove.

It is necessary to stretch the skin in the opposite direction to separation and tear off the wax with a sharp lightning movement. Then we repeat everything on a new area of \u200b\u200bthe skin.

At the end, when your skin has become perfectly smooth, a gentle lotion or cream with a mild cooling effect should be applied to the treated areas.

It is important to always observe the temperature regime when heating the wax, so as not to burn yourself.

A few common mistakes when working with film wax:

If the wax is poorly removed and resembles a viscous caramel in texture, this means that it simply did not have time to harden. Give it a couple more seconds and try again.

If you notice that not all hairs have been removed, the reason may be that during application, insufficient pressure was applied to the spatula. Try to apply the wax again, but with more effort, press it to the skin.

If on the skin area, after the procedure, areas with wax remain at the edges, this may mean that it was applied in an uneven layer.