http://www.beautyschool.com/blog/beauty-blogging/bikini-wax-infection BeautySchool.com - Beauty Schools, Cosmetology Schools, Esthetician Schools Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:47:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.beautyschool.com/blog/beauty-blogging/bikini-wax-infection/comment-page-1#comment-24704 Color Oops Hair Color Remover Directions « My Hair Removal Experience Thu, 22 Dec 2011 20:22:16 +0000 http://www.beautyschool.com/blog/?p=265#comment-24704 [...] starting that note that a person could utilize while before hair and begin utilize while attempted at home and can all be [...] [...] starting that note that a person could utilize while before hair and begin utilize while attempted at home and can all be [...]

]]> http://www.beautyschool.com/blog/beauty-blogging/bikini-wax-infection/comment-page-1#comment-2756 Jader Barbalho Thu, 28 Oct 2010 20:47:05 +0000 http://www.beautyschool.com/blog/?p=265#comment-2756 Risk associated with waxing can be considerable with so many variables to consider, application tool; some still use the metal spatula or roll on method instead of disposable spatulas, and the risk of an operator double dipping is the most common problem. I feel the best alternative to waxing, and the safest is sugaring hair removal. It is less painful as it only adheres to the hair and not the skin, so less risk of skinning and bruising. One piece of sugar application, one piece can do a whole leg if the operator is a good one and no double dipping and since the operator is using a gloved hand no cross contamination. If operator has to use another piece of sugar, removal of glove and another one applied is all that is needed. I feel more school should be teaching this method instead of waxing, Clean up is much less toxic also, as it cleans up with soap and hot water, then bed can be sprayed done with disinfectant. Risk associated with waxing can be considerable with so many variables to consider, application tool; some still use the metal spatula or roll on method instead of disposable spatulas, and the risk of an operator double dipping is the most common problem. I feel the best alternative to waxing, and the safest is sugaring hair removal. It is less painful as it only adheres to the hair and not the skin, so less risk of skinning and bruising. One piece of sugar application, one piece can do a whole leg if the operator is a good one and no double dipping and since the operator is using a gloved hand no cross contamination. If operator has to use another piece of sugar, removal of glove and another one applied is all that is needed. I feel more school should be teaching this method instead of waxing, Clean up is much less toxic also, as it cleans up with soap and hot water, then bed can be sprayed done with disinfectant.

]]> http://www.beautyschool.com/blog/beauty-blogging/bikini-wax-infection/comment-page-1#comment-800 Bikini Mom Thu, 10 Jun 2010 23:24:20 +0000 http://www.beautyschool.com/blog/?p=265#comment-800 I have been thinking of getting a bikini wax and my husband has been trying to convince me as well but after ready this may reconsider, thanks for the article. I have been thinking of getting a bikini wax and my husband has been trying to convince me as well but after ready this may reconsider, thanks for the article.

]]> http://www.beautyschool.com/blog/beauty-blogging/bikini-wax-infection/comment-page-1#comment-208 Darlene Zembrod Sun, 05 Jul 2009 18:36:17 +0000 http://www.beautyschool.com/blog/?p=265#comment-208 Risk associated with waxing can be considerable with so many variables to consider, application tool; some still use the metal spatula or roll on method instead of disposable spatulas, and the risk of an operator double dipping is the most common problem. I feel the best alternative to waxing, and the safest is sugaring hair removal. It is less painful as it only adheres to the hair and not the skin, so less risk of skinning and bruising. One piece of sugar application, one piece can do a whole leg if the operator is a good one and no double dipping and since the operator is using a gloved hand no cross contamination. If operator has to use another piece of sugar, removal of glove and another one applied is all that is needed. I feel more school should be teaching this method instead of waxing, Clean up is much less toxic also, as it cleans up with soap and hot water, then bed can be sprayed done with disinfectant. Risk associated with waxing can be considerable with so many variables to consider, application tool; some still use the metal spatula or roll on method instead of disposable spatulas, and the risk of an operator double dipping is the most common problem. I feel the best alternative to waxing, and the safest is sugaring hair removal. It is less painful as it only adheres to the hair and not the skin, so less risk of skinning and bruising. One piece of sugar application, one piece can do a whole leg if the operator is a good one and no double dipping and since the operator is using a gloved hand no cross contamination. If operator has to use another piece of sugar, removal of glove and another one applied is all that is needed. I feel more school should be teaching this method instead of waxing, Clean up is much less toxic also, as it cleans up with soap and hot water, then bed can be sprayed done with disinfectant.

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