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"The combination of vitamin E and honey creates an all-purpose depilatory wax that is good for skin and forms a natural buffer between wax and skin. Produced from natural pine resin and real beeswax, Honey Wax spreads thinly over large area of the body for exceptionally easy application with a natural buffer makes it equally easy to remove. For use on all parts of the body and any type of hair.\nHow to use:\n1. Remove plastic lid; \n2. Heat wax until it has a syrup-like texture.\n 3. Cleanse area to be waxed with Satin Smoothï¿½ Satin Cleanserï¿½ Skin Preparation Cleanser. \n4. With wooden spatula, apply a thin layer of wax to skin in the direction of hair growth. \n5. Place epilating strip over waxed area; smooth firmly in the direction of hair growth. \n6. Hold skin taut. Pull epilating strip quickly in opposite direction of hair growth, keeping epilating strip close to skin. Never reapply wax in the same area. \n7. After area has been completely waxed, apply Satin Smoothï¿½ Satin Releaseï¿½ to remove any wax residue on skin surface.\nWarnings:\n\nPrior to waxing ensure that your skin have not been exposed to direct sun for at least 24 hours before waxing.\nIf you have an allergy to pine resin or honey; which are main properties of Satin Smooth hair removal products, do a test area before an actual full service.\nTo maintain correct consistency, the wax must be at proper temperature. Test the wax by dipping an applicator into the wax, the consistency of the wax should be like a syrup consistency not thick or lumpy\nPrior to waxing if the skin shows any signs of irritation, rash or broken skin do not wax.\nDo not wax in these sensitive areas: eyelashes, irritated skin, cuts, warts, moles, sunburned skin, areas with recent scar tissue, and recently tattooed skin.\nDo not wax any skin areas where you have applied AHA over 8%, Retin  A or any topically prescribed acne medication. Furthermore, you should not apply wax if you are taking oral prescribed acne medication such as Acutane. This medication must be discontinued for 6 months before the person can enjoy a waxing service.\nDo not wax any area that has been treated with medical Dermabrasion services within the past 3 months. There should be at least 72 hours between a Microdermabrasion and waxing in the same area.\nDo not wax any areas that has received a hair removal service of any kind of hair removal in the past 24 hours.\nDo not wax over or closely around any body piercing.\nDo not apply soft wax to the same area twice, if using non strip wax do not reapply more than one time. Use tweezers to remove any remaining hair. Also observe the condition of the skin before applying wax.\nDo not wax an area that has a skin graft.\nDo not wax over an area that has been treated with Botox for at least 72 hours. For most fillers, there should be a 30 day waiting period.\nDo not touch freshly wax area with hands. The nails are a bed of bacteria. This could cause the skin to break out after the waxing service.\n Soaps, perfumes or make-up should not be applied for at least 12 hours after a waxing service.\nNo tanning beds or natural sun for 24 hours before waxing and 24 hour after waxing.\nIce may be applied to any area that has been waxed if inflammation has occurred.\nAvoid hot compress or hot showers for 24 hours after any facial waxing.\nWait 24 hours before using other hair removal product on skin.\nBe gentle with the waxed area for 24 hours after waxing.\nMoisturize your skin daily.\nUse a soft loofa sponge 1 to 2 times a week to exfoliate dead skin cells\nStay hydrated; drink a sufficient amount of water daily.\nUse caution when melted. Risk of burn. For Professional use only.\n"
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