The 10 Best Hard Wax Beans For An At Home Job
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Getting a salon-quality wax job at home is entirely possible when you have a reliable wax warmer and use a quality wax. When selecting a wax, there are two ways to go—soft wax or hard. Soft wax is thinner, and after you spread it on your skin, you'll need to use a fabric strip to remove the wax and hair. For this reason, many at-home waxers prefer hard wax.
Hard wax is thicker, and it typically has a lower melting point which means it won't feel as hot on your skin. After you apply it, it hardens on your skin, trapping each tiny hair. All you have to do, then, is pull it off with your hands, no fabric strips required. The hard wax beans on this list work with any standard wax warmer, they come in a variety of scents and colors, and they work for all skin types.
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