First be sure you have the goods you need, counting the wax also its heater, muslin strips for clearing the wax, and a good supply of Q-tips for using the wax. Heat it according to package instructions; it requires being hot enough to stick to hairs but not so hot that it burns your skin.
It could be best to practice applying the wax on areas of your face where you don’t require much care before you progress to your eyebrows, and various women often “glob” on wax and wind up removing a lot of their brows. Use just a thin bit of wax as you relate it to your face; keep in mind that it’s best to use too little wax rather than extra, as you can forever reapply in areas you’ve missed!
When you use the wax on your face, you don’t desire it so thick that it cannot catch the hairs. Dab it on and then level it down so it’s a thinner coat; relate the muslin cloth, then push down in the area of the wax.
For less pain, grasp your skin down as you pull the cloth away, rapidly and cleanly. Immediately depress down on the area of your skin you’ve now waxed as this too will decrease the pain.
Your skin perhaps red and irritated after waxing, thus do this at night rather than in the morning when you’ll be applying makeup or else going out in cruel weather conditions.
