Yes, you *can* wax at home and no, it doesn't have to be painful or scary!! Promise!
Typically, once the wax has heated up, you would start by dipping a wooden spatula into the pot, gently twirling it around to stop any dripping, wait for a few seconds so it can cool, then apply it in the direction that the hair grows. Once it has dried down, remove it in the opposite direction.
I would have to agree. And if there are any other spots on your body that are overly sensitive, it's probably best to avoid them, too. "I tell everyone, regardless of their hair type, the best way to deal with any irritation is to always avoid tight clothing, sweating, hot water, and fragrances after removal," Villarreal shares, adding that it's best to avoid these possible irritants for 24 to 48 hours.
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