Plumeria Hard Wax

Hydrogenated Polydicyclopentadiene: A hydrogenated synthetic resin that provides excellent flexibility and film-forming properties. It enhances the stability and structure of the wax, helping it adhere better to hair while being easy to remove without breaking.

Ethylene/VA Copolymer: A copolymer of ethylene and vinyl acetate, used to provide elasticity and flexibility to the wax. It ensures the wax remains flexible once dried, never brittle, and does not break.

Paraffin: Creates an occlusive layer on the skin that helps retain moisture and protect the treated area. While it doesn't hydrate the skin directly, it helps prevent water loss and soothes the skin post-waxing.

Hydrogenated Coconut Oil: Offers excellent restorative, repairing, and moisturizing effects, nourishing and hydrating the treatment area during waxing. It also significantly reduces itching and redness in highly sensitive skin types.

Cera Microcristallina: A refined wax derived from petroleum that improves the texture and consistency of the wax. It enhances plasticity and helps the wax adhere to even short or fine hairs. Also provides a smooth and stable finish.

Butyrospermum Parkii Butter: A natural fat extracted from the nut of the shea tree, rich in vitamins A and E. It has anti-inflammatory and healing properties and deeply nourishes and softens the skin, helping calm irritation after hair removal.

Rosa Rugosa Flower Oil: An essential oil derived from the Japanese rose. It offers soothing and anti-inflammatory properties, helping reduce redness and calm the skin after waxing. Its delicate fragrance also enhances the sensory experience.

CI 77891: A white pigment that gives the wax its opacity and bright appearance. It also adds a creamy texture and can offer mild skin-soothing and protective effects due to its reflective properties.

CI 15850: A cosmetic colorant that gives the wax its pink or red tone. It is used purely for aesthetic appeal and does not affect the performance of the wax.

HYDROGENATED POLYDICYCLOPENTADIENE, ETHYLENE/VA COPOLYMER, PARAFFIN, HYDROGENATED COCONUT OIL, CERA MICROCRISTALLINA, BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII BUTTER, ROSA RUGOSA FLOWER OIL, CI77891, CI15850

Melt the wax
Heat the hard wax in your heater until it reaches 65–75°C before stirring until the mixture becomes smooth and honey-like.

The wax will drip from the spatula when the temperature reaches excessive levels.

The wax reaches readiness when it stays on the spatula for three seconds.
You need to adjust the temperature for proper results.

Test the temperature
Check the wax temperature by placing a small amount on your wrist skin to verify it stays at a safe temperature.

Clean the skin
Black Coral Wax Cleanser should be used to completely remove all dirt from the skin area.

Pre-wax care
Perform your regular pre-wax preparation by drying your skin and avoiding all oil and cream products to enhance wax adhesion.

Apply the wax
Use a wooden spatula to apply the wax following hair growth direction while applying light pressure.

Let it set
The wax needs to become solid and lose its sticky properties before you can proceed.

Remove the wax
Use skin tension to hold the area while you lift the wax edge and then remove it swiftly against hair growth direction.

Post-wax care
Black Coral Wax After-Wax should be applied to provide skin relief and moisture while eliminating any remaining wax residue.