Hair Removal Guides

Hair Removal Guide
Waxing
Sugaring
Plucking & Epilation
Shaving
Depilation
Electrolysis
Hair Inhibitors
Laser Hair Removal

FAQ's

Notes
Minimum length of hair 5mm, once the roots become weaker with continued use the hair does not need to be this long.
The method of applying Moom, our main sugaring product, is the same as that previously described for waxing.

Before waxing or sugaring wash using soap and water. Afterwards ensure the skin is dry
Most waxing/sugaring kits contain a jar of wax, fabric strips and applicators.
Warm the jar of wax by placing in a bowl of hot water, although there are also microwavable versions. Test to ensure it is not too hot but warm enough to be easily spread. Apply a thin layer of warmed wax in the direction of the hair growth by using an applicator or palette/ butter knife. Quickly lay a cotton or poly-cotton fabric strip onto the wax and quickly rub a couple of times to ensure it has adhered to the wax. Use one hand to pull the skin taut with the hair growth whilst with the other pull the fabric strip back against the direction of hair growth, parallel to the skin.

Apply hand pressure or lightly pat the area to minimise discomfort.

Some companies refer to sugaring as washable or soluble waxing. Exceptions to the waxing notes are that when the fabric strip is pulled back the level of pain isn't so intense, as sugaring only sticks to the hair and not the skin. This method is becoming more popular for both men and women.
It is best to avoid waxing or sugaring after a bath or shower as the skin is more sensitive.

For more information see www.moom-uk.com.

Advantages
More gentle form of waxing
Water Soluble therefore easy to clean up.
Completely natural
Leaves skin feeling moisturized
Apart from normal washing there is no need for additional pre or post removal products

Disadvantages
Can be messy