
Discover how hair grows, where it appears on the body, and how puberty-related hormones and genetics influence growth, including the hair follicle's pocket in the skin.
Explore the hair follicle structure and growth cycle, from the ball and dermal papilla to the internal and external root sheaths, arrector pili, goose bumps, and sebaceous gland sebum.
Explores the three hair layers—the cuticle, cortex, and medulla—their roles in protection, strength, and color through melanin.
Explore the three hair types—lanugo, vellus, and terminal—and their distinct textures, pigmentation, and growth from fetal hair to adulthood.
Explore the three main stages of hair growth: anagen, catagen, and telogen, and how active growth, follicle changes, and duration vary by body area to guide waxing timing.
Learn to select temperature-controlled wax warmers, test melt at about 100 degrees Fahrenheit with a thermometer, and choose appropriate disposable applicators and wax strips for pre and post-wax skin care.
Learn to apply soft wax safely by testing on the wrist, applying a thin layer in the direction of hair growth, and removing with a muslin strip while supporting skin.
Check wax consistency and test temperature on your wrist, then apply a thick nickel-sized layer against hair growth and back to lift hairs; move parallel to skin and remove quickly.
Learn how to prepare and use a roll-on wax cartridge, heat the wax, apply at a 45-degree angle along hair growth, and remove with a strip, plus aftercare.
Practice leg waxing using soft wax applied thinly in the direction of hair growth, then remove with pellon or muslin strips for a clean, efficient treatment.
Perform arm waxing by prepping with pre-wax solution and powder, applying thin wax with muslin strips along hair growth, and finishing with a post-wax solution.
Apply soft wax to the hands and fingers, following hair growth from the pinky toward the fingers, removing strips quickly, then massage the post-wax solution into the hands.
Identify underarm hair growth patterns and divide area into sections. Wear gloves, apply wax in the direction of growth, keep the skin tight, and finish with post wax solution.
Master brow waxing basics: wear gloves, heat wax, cleanse makeup, apply wax with hair growth, use strips with friction, and remove swiftly. Brows are sisters, not twins; finish with tweezing.
Hard wax is multi-directional, allowing rechecks as it cools to prevent skin pulling; apply pre-wax solution and powder, lay nickel-thick wax in a figure-8, lift hairs, finish with post-black solution.
Prep with pre-wax solution, stretch the skin by guiding the upper lip under the teeth, apply hard wax on both sides with a tab, cool, remove, and apply post-wax solution.
Learn to wax the chin with hard wax, keeping skin taut, dividing right, left, and middle sections, applying wax, cooling to a matte finish, removing swiftly, and applying post-wax solution.
Learn to use hard wax on brows for sensitive clients, including pre-wash, trimming stray hairs, careful nickel-thick application, swift removal, and post-work solution to calm the area.
This course is for the new or existing beauty professional who would like a refresher on facial and body waxing hair removal techniques.
We will review:
We will discuss:
You will be walked through the waxing steps:
This course is enriched with short video lectures and tutorials so that you can learn at your own pace. There are also pop quizzes to test your understanding. You will see demonstrations on:
After taking this course you will gain the confidence to perform a facial and body waxing services with confidence!