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Wax Mixing
Why do estheticians mix waxes?
There are several reasons why an esthetician might choose to mix different types of waxes:
1. Achieving Optimal Consistency: Some estheticians combine creamy and gel waxes to create a demi-creamy texture. This consistency is versatile and ideal for treatments such as Brazilian waxing and large areas. However, Waxness offers a range of demi-creamy waxes that do not require mixing.
2. Establishing Originality: Many salons and estheticians prefer to offer a unique wax blend characterized by a specific color, texture, or scent exclusive to their brand.
3. Addressing Supply Shortages: In instances where a particular wax is unavailable, mixing two or more types can provide an alternative to maintain service continuity.
For those who enjoy mixing waxes, we have good news! Generally, any combination of hard or soft waxes is permissible. However, for estheticians seeking perfection, it is advisable to mix waxes that are made from the same resin type. This is because waxes made from different resins may exhibit variations in viscosity at certain temperatures, resulting in one portion of the wax being thicker while another may be runnier.
To simplify the selection process, our website offers a filter that allows you to sort waxes by natural or synthetic resin. We recommend using this filter and mixing only waxes of the same type. Should you find it necessary to combine natural and synthetic resin waxes, ensure they are thoroughly mixed by initially heating them to a higher temperature and then gradually lowering the heat. While minor inconsistencies may occur, the wax should still be functional for use.
Wax and Glitter Mixing
Why mix waxes with glitter?
While waxes are visually appealing on their own, adding cosmetic glitter can elevate the aesthetic, making them more eye-catching. Glitter-infused waxes often attract significant attention on social media platforms, which can serve as an effective marketing tool to draw new clients.
However, there are important considerations when mixing wax with glitter:
1. Appropriate Quantity: Excess glitter can negatively affect the wax’s performance, making it more prone to breakage. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s recommended amount of glitter for the quantity of wax you are using. While the glitter may enhance visual appeal, the ultimate goal remains to deliver a successful waxing service.
2. Ensuring Quality and Compliance: Only use fine cosmetic-grade glitter that is verified as safe for use in skincare applications. Always consult your supplier to confirm that the glitter meets FDA standards and that its ingredients are FDA-approved. It is essential to ensure that the colors in the glitter are FDA-batch certified. This is particularly important because certain cosmetic colorants may pose safety risks. All products sold in the U.S. must include FDA batch-certified colors. Check product labels carefully, ensuring that color codes such as CI 42090, CI 77510 and CI 19140 are accompanied by their FDA names: Blue 1, Blue 27 or Yellow 5. You may also find the FDA colors on the label in this format “FD&C Blue 1” instead short form “Blue 1”. It is correct and it is the same color.
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