Waxing products come in many forms and presentations. Because of this, professional body waxes can be tailored to meet a client’s specific needs, while providing a pleasurable experience that no other method of hair removal can replicate. The most common waxing products are sold in jars. Estheticians melt the wax beads using a professional wax warmer and then apply the blended mixture to the client’s skin. Roll-on waxes have grown in popularity over the years, offering many advantages that both clients and beauticians can appreciate. Before trying to see which type of wax is better, let’s take a closer look at roller wax.
1. Roller Waxes – How Are They Different?
First of all, roll-on wax is just another form of soft body wax, so the roll-on case can basically hold the exact same recipe as on a regular soft wax tin. Roll-on wax is hygienic and time-saving. First, prep time is much less because you don’t have to check how much wax needs to be heated, and there’s no residue in the pan to clean up. You can apply the wax directly from the cartridge and the wax layer will spread evenly over the skin without residue or lumps.
In that sense, roll-on waxes win out in terms of utility, but they’re just as effective as canned waxes when it comes to hair removal power. Of course, this only applies to professional wax products The best ingredients are already a given. If you own a salon, you can’t limit your services to just anyone wax. Clients have preferences, many times due to previous waxing experience, so you need to have enough options to help them feel at ease.
Roll-on wax has all the benefits you’ll find in canned wax, with the added bonus of extra comfort, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop using regular wax. Part of the appeal of professional waxing services is the variety they offer their clients and the thrill of having a variety of quality products for your treatment. By the way, let’s take a look at all the benefits you get from our range of premium wax rollers.
- All skin types can benefit from them.
- Their low melting point promotes gentle treatment of sensitive skin.
- Their formula is paraffin-free and water-soluble, so it’s not as sticky as other soft wax products. As a result, post-treatment transitions to wax are smoother since these products leave no residue.
- The rolling form ensures a neat process where the wax doesn’t drip. They are suitable for all types of skin.
- You can complete the entire treatment without many of the accessories (no spatulas or cans required) that normal waxes require.
Insert the roller ball cartridge into the heater. Wax usually takes about 20-30 minutes to heat up. Roll-on wax works just as well as canned wax when you’re working on large areas of skin. They ensure quick removal of all hair without wasting your product unnecessarily. They also improve the precision of facial waxes if you use smaller cartridges.
2. Waxing with A Ball Box
Using a wax roller during your session allows you to make more changes, allowing you to focus on the treatment itself without keeping other accessories out of your sight. The treatments don’t look all that different, but there are enough features to make the experience unique in its own way. If you’re new to roller wax, we’ll describe the process in simple steps:
- Insert the roller ball cartridge into the heater. Wax usually takes about 20-30 minutes to heat up.
- Follow the regular pre-wax procedure. Clean your skin of sweat and residue, apply a soothing lotion, check your hair length, and make sure your skin is properly exfoliated.
- Press the ball head directly onto the area you want to wax and hold the cartridge at a 45-degree angle while drawing a straight line on the skin to apply the wax. You’ll apply a thin layer of wax evenly over the area.
- Press the muslin strips onto the wax layer. Some people find it more comfortable to apply a layer of wax from the box to the strip, then press the strip against the skin. up to you.
- Wait a few seconds for the wax to adhere to all hairs. Then, in one quick motion, pull the strip in the direction of the hair growth.
- Soothe skin with cold compresses, post-wax gels, and lotions.
Remember: Roll-on waxes are more comfortable to the touch because they are warm, but because they are soft waxes, they will still cling to the skin as they grab the hairs, so you can’t apply the wax more than once to the same area.
3. Tips and Resources for Properly Using Roller Wax
If you plan to use your roller wax with your salon’s various wax products, remember to buy all the accessories that come with it. The heater applicator will help you set the wax to the right temperature without taking up too much space or affecting your maneuverability. Plus, there are multiple ball mounts to help you save time when heating multiple wax products. You can buy the model of your choice according to your preferences and daily workload. With the right accessories, you’ll have a long-term solution that always heats the roller wax to the desired temperature.