Design & Define Hot Wax

Heat the wax until it is completely melted and smooth with a cream/honey consistency. Brow Code Wax is best used at 70° Celsius/158° Fahrenheit. The wax should be a honey consistency. If you find the wax too stringy, this means the wax is not warm enough. 

Check the temperature of the wax before use with a patch test on the inside of the wrist.

We recommend using an oil-free cleanser and a cotton pad to wipe over the brow before waxing to cleanse the skin of any makeup and oils, prior to waxing.

Always support the skin by pulling tight as you apply and remove wax to avoid discomfort and skin peeling.

Apply wax to the brow in small sections with a wooden spatula, starting with the top end of the brow and working in the direction of the hair growth. Starting here allows for better flow and grip as this is where the hair ends. Leave a thicker edge at the end of the stip of wax applied.

After spreading the wax, move the stick back and forth to tie off any stringy wax.

Allow the applied wax to cool for a minimum of 10 seconds. Raise the edge of the strip of wax slightly then pull off sharply pulling against the hair growth direction. After hair removal, apply after-wax oil.

• Avoid extreme heat such as hot baths or showers, saunas and steam rooms for at least 24 hours.
• Avoid swimming and sunbathing (including sunbeds or any exposure to UV light) for at least 24 hours.
• Avoid exercise or anything that makes you sweat for at least 24 hours.
• Do not apply any perfumed products to the area for 24 hours.
• Wash your hands before scratching or touching the area or try and avoid touching the area altogether.
• Avoid the use of make-up on the brow area for 24 hours.
• No self-tanning products on the area for 24 hours.