HARD WAX BEADS FOR SALONS & ESTHETICIANS

To use hard wax for hair removal, heat the wax to 85°C initially, then reduce to 75°C after about 15 minutes when it starts softening around the edges. The wax is ready when there's still an unmelted ball in the center, and the melted wax around the edges has a thick honey consistency that doesn't drip too quickly from the applicator. Try out one of our wax warmers for precise heat and control.

No, we don't recommend using powder with our pro hard wax. Instead, use our nourishment pre and post-wax oil, which helps maintain skin hydration rather than drying out the skin like powder does.

Yes, hard wax is stripless, making it more precise to apply and eliminating the need for additional waxing strips.

Apply a very thin layer of our nourishment oil before waxing–just enough to create a light sheen. This helps hydrate the follicle for easier hair removal. The same oil can be used post-wax to remove any residue.

While hard wax for facial waxing can be done on skin with acne, it's important to consult with your esthetician first. The safety of waxing depends on the skin's condition, the esthetician's experience, proper skin preparation, and using high-quality wax products.

Our hard waxes are more pliable and elastic than most competitors, allowing for thinner application, which means using less product and increasing profit margins. They also don't crack during removal, ensuring a more comfortable experience for clients. Many professionals also use our hard wax beads for sensitive skin, since our natural products tend to cause less irritation.

Our products are formulated to meet European Union personal care standards, which are more stringent than US standards, ensuring superior quality and safety in our formulations and making them the best hard wax for professionals.