Provide female and male intimate waxing services - Pearson Schools

Think about it
Pre-care for sugaring
Sugaring sticks best to the hairs when there is no grease on
the skin, and when the hairs are lengthy enough to grip.
If the client books a sugaring treatment, and she is a regular
client, she can be gently reminded of the following. Or if she
is a new client these considerations need to be discussed, for
maximum results.
No body lotion applied to area.
No bubble baths.
No body or baby oil.
No shaving of the hairs for at least three days before
treatment.
It will be too late to explain these considerations to the client
once she is in the salon, expecting to be treated.
The receptionists should also be aware of the expected
pre-care for sugaring, so that if a new client makes enquiries
about sugaring, she can be primed before the salon visit.
The last thing a salon needs is an angry or disappointed
customer – very bad for business!
The procedure for sugaring depilation
Sufficient sugar and heating unit to pre-heat to
temperature
Paper and plastic sheeting to protect couch and
surrounding area
Paper to protect client clothing
Antiseptic lotion – to clean and degrease skin
Purified, unperfumed powder – to dry skin and li hair
Cotton wool – for application of products
Scissors – to cut long hairs or strips
In autoclave
Tweezers – for removal of stubborn hairs }
Spatulas
Tissues
Soothing lotion
Barrier cream
Orange stick
Two bins and bin liner
Other practical units
Disposable gloves and protective apron
Pillow
Aer sugaring lotion
Cleanser
Towels
Strips – muslin, fibre
Jewellery bowl
Wipe over whole area with antiseptic lotion.
Place wax heater at top of trolley and position away from
client with no trailing wires.
Make sure all products required are on the trolley and to
hand. This promotes a professional image and saves time.
Provide female and male intimate waxing services Unit B26/B27
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