Side effects of waxing hair removal Does waxing hair removal pull out the hair by the roots?

Beeswax is a hair removal product that we are all very familiar with. At the same time, we all know that beeswax is a physical way to help remove hair, so we need to understand the side effects of beeswax hair removal? Does beeswax hair removal pull out the hair by the roots?

Waxing is a mechanical pulling out process, which can cause a strong sense of pain. Waxing is to apply wax to the area with body hair to stick the hair, and then pull it out to remove excess hair. If the quality of the wax product you use is poor or the method of tearing the wax is improper, the hair cannot be completely removed, and the remaining hair is easy to get stuck in the hair follicles, inducing folliculitis. It may also cause local hair follicles to become infected, causing local inflammatory reactions. Waxing can easily stimulate hair follicle cells, causing damage to the hair follicles, and accelerate the growth rate of hair, making the newly grown hair thicker. On the other hand, some chemical components in the wax may cause allergic reactions on the skin of some people seeking beauty.

Yes. Waxing is suitable for temporary hair removal of large areas. Use the wax for hair removal. After heating it to melt, apply it flatly on the skin along the direction of the hair, and then apply a layer of cloth. After cooling it slightly, peel off the cloth strip along the direction of hair growth. Hair removal wax is divided into two types: frozen wax and hot wax. The main components of frozen wax are a variety of resins, which are highly adhesive, soluble in water, and gelatinous. It does not need to be heated when used. It can be directly applied to the skin where the hair is to be removed, and it adheres tightly to the skin without discomfort. It is suitable for hair removal on sensitive parts of the skin. Hot wax is a mixture of beeswax and resin. It is generally in a solid state and needs to be heated and melted before use. It can only be applied to the skin when the temperature drops to a temperature suitable for the skin. For wax hair removal, secret drops of biological agents are mainly used for hair removal. It does not irritate the skin, is easy to operate, and generally has no side effects. But there will be a small amount of side effects, especially for people with allergies. It will damage the epidermis of the skin, especially after tearing it off, it will be painful. If it is used more times, it will make the pores coarser.

Hair removal after bathing. The skin after hair removal is more fragile. If hair removal is performed before bathing, the water temperature of the bath is not well controlled, which can easily affect the part that has just been hair removed, causing skin allergies and other phenomena. It is safer to perform hair removal after bathing. The skin is cleaned by bathing, and it is not easy to cause skin infection after hair removal after cleaning. Waxing hair removal is suitable for people who are not afraid of pain and are not prone to allergies. It can be used for body hair on arms, legs, and armpits. Apply beeswax evenly on the skin, and stick it tightly to the skin so that all the sweat hair can be adhered. Then cover it with gauze, pull up the gauze covering the skin by pulling, and remove the hair by the roots. A large area of ​​hair can be removed at one time, and even the hair that grows back is relatively thin. But it will cause pain, and chemically synthesized beeswax can easily irritate the skin. When tearing it down, part of the body hair is likely to remain in the pores, and the half-broken hair ends are very likely to pierce the hair follicles, causing folliculitis. Pay special attention to cleaning and care after hair removal.

Yes. Waxing hair removal is to first apply beeswax to the skin that needs hair removal, and then quickly tear off the wax against the direction of hair growth after the wax dries and solidifies. This uses the super strong viscosity of beeswax to achieve the effect of hair removal. Like depilatory cream, it is a semi-physical hair removal method. There are two types of beeswax, hard wax and soft wax. As the name suggests, hard wax is harder after solidification and can be torn off directly; while soft wax needs to be torn off with the help of paper, which requires quick, accurate and ruthless work. It is not recommended for girls with very thin skin. It will not only hurt to tear it off, but also cause large areas of local skin redness; if the skin is sunburned, or if you have done laser treatment in a short period of time, you also need to avoid using beeswax.