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What is the main advantage of using strip wax on large areas?
It is less painful
It is quicker to apply and remove
It’s better for sensitive skin
It costs less
Bacteria are so small you have to use what to see them? Microscope
What is the primary purpose of pre-waxing consultation?
To assess the client’s skin type, condition, and any contraindications
To determine pricing options
To recommend post-waxing care products
To discuss payment methods
Which type of wax is best for sensitive areas like the bikini line?
Hard wax
Soft wax
Strip wax
Sugar wax
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,Why should you avoid waxing over broken or inflamed skin?
It can cause irritation, infection, and poor healing
It might remove too much hair
The wax won’t adhere properly
It can cause hair regrowth
What is a common result of waxing without proper skin preparation?
The wax may not adhere well, causing uneven hair removal
The wax will be too hot for the skin
The hair will not grow back at all
Skin will turn excessively oily
How long should hair be for effective waxing?
1/8 inch
1 inch
1/4 inch
1/2 inch
What is the ideal temperature range for wax to prevent skin burns?
140°F - 150°F
120°F - 130°F
100°F - 110°F
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, 90°F - 100°F
Which skin reaction is normal after waxing?
Severe burns
Mild redness
Extreme swelling
Blistering
What is the recommended post-waxing care for irritated skin?
Apply a soothing lotion or aloe vera gel
Scrub the area vigorously
Reapply wax to remove remaining hair
Use alcohol-based astringent
Why should wax strips be removed against hair growth direction?
It ensures maximum hair removal from the root
To avoid damaging the wax
To speed up the waxing process
To keep the wax intact on the skin
What could cause ingrown hairs after waxing?
Wax that’s too hot
Hair that is broken off at the surface
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