Waxing

Waxing Lesson

Strip waxing is one of the most common hair removal techniques, offering fast and effective results by removing hair from the root. In this lesson, you'll learn hair structure, skin anatomy, and the principles of safe waxing across various body areas, including hygiene, contraindications, and wax selection.

Level 1

What you’ll learn – theory

• Understand the mechanism of strip waxing and how it removes hair.
• Review cell and tissue structure to better understand skin reactions to irritation and mechanical stimuli.
• Study the anatomy of the skin – its layers and how they affect waxing results.
• Learn about skin conditions that are contraindications or require extra caution.
• Review blood-borne diseases and salon safety protocols.
• Explore the hair growth cycle – anagen, catagen, and telogen phases.
• Identify different types of hair and their impact on treatment effectiveness.
• Understand types and causes of excessive hair growth.
• Master hygiene and safety in waxing procedures – sterilization, disinfection, disposable materials.
• Go through every stage of the strip waxing process – skin prep, application, removal, aftercare.
• Learn how to choose the right type of wax for different skin and body areas.
• Understand types of wax heaters and their uses.
• Get familiar with pre- and post-waxing skincare products.
• Learn the correct strip waxing technique – angles, speed, skin tension.
• Recognize both absolute and relative contraindications.
• Qualify clients for waxing through consultation, skin analysis, and planning.
• Set up an ergonomic and hygienic waxing station.
• Review tools and accessories needed for body waxing.
• Practice safety precautions – including wax temperature control and burn prevention.
• Master the full body waxing procedure step by step – including legs, underarms, and bikini area.
• Understand aftercare recommendations – post-waxing skincare, precautions, and treatment frequency.

What you’ll learn – practice

• Set up a professional waxing station – following hygiene and workflow standards.
• Learn about all materials used in strip waxing – including types of strips, waxes, and auxiliary products.
• Prepare the client’s skin – cleansing, disinfecting, and applying pre- and post-care products.
• Practice full-body strip waxing step by step.

Level 2

What you’ll learn – theory

• Understand hard waxing and how it differs from strip waxing.
• Learn hygiene and safety protocols specific to hard wax use.
• Go through each stage of the hard waxing process – from prep to wax removal.
• Choose the right type of hard wax for each body area and skin type.
• Understand wax heaters designed for hard wax and how to use them properly.
• Review products used during the procedure – waxes, oils, balms, and disinfectants.
• Learn the correct technique – wax thickness, setting time, and removal method.
• Identify contraindications – skin lesions, inflammation, and dermatological conditions.
• Qualify clients effectively based on skin condition and medical history.
• Organize a workstation specifically for hard waxing procedures.
• Review tools and accessories – bowls, spatulas, neutralizers.
• Follow all safety precautions – proper wax heating, avoiding burns and over-exfoliation.
• Master the full-body hard waxing procedure step by step – underarms, intimate areas, arms.
• Understand post-treatment recommendations – skin recovery, soothing products, scheduling follow-ups.

What you’ll learn – practice

• Set up a waxing station following hard wax-specific procedures.
• Choose proper materials – wax types, tools, and protective products.
• Prepare the client’s skin – including cleansing and drying protocols.
• Practice full-body hard waxing techniques – step by step on multiple areas.

Level 3

What you’ll learn – theory

• Understand facial waxing – with emphasis on sensitive and reactive skin types.
• Learn how to wax eyebrows, upper lip, chin, sideburns, and between brows.
• Master precise application and removal techniques in small areas.
• Select proper waxing products for facial use.
• Explore tools and heaters for precision waxing on the face.
• Conduct client interviews and assess skin sensitivity and reactivity.
• Review tools and accessories used for facial waxing procedures.
• Understand safety precautions – avoiding irritation, over-exfoliation, or skin damage.
• Follow the entire facial waxing process step by step – including for male clients.
• Provide aftercare instructions – avoiding makeup, soothing products, and sun protection.

What you’ll learn – practice

• Prepare the client’s facial skin for waxing – with focus on hygiene and comfort.
• Set up a workstation for precise facial waxing treatments.
• Select the appropriate products and tools for different facial areas.
• Practice step-by-step facial waxing – including brows, sideburns, chin, and upper lip.
• Practice male waxing – including facial, chest, and underarm waxing.