Consultation
Ask the client about skin sensitivity, allergies, or recent skin treatments (like facial, peel, or laser).

Clean the Area
Clean the upper lip area with a gentle cleanser or antiseptic wipe to remove oil, makeup, and dirt.

Dry the Skin
Apply a small amount of talcum powder to keep the skin dry and help the wax stick to the hair.

Heat the Wax
Warm the wax to the correct temperature. Test the wax on your wrist to ensure it is not too hot.

Apply the Wax
Using a spatula, apply a thin layer of wax on the upper lip in the direction of hair growth.

Place the Wax Strip
Place a waxing strip over the wax and press gently so it sticks properly.

Remove the Hair
Hold the skin tight and quickly pull the strip in the opposite direction of hair growth.

Clean the Area
Remove any remaining wax using a wax remover or oil.

Soothe the Skin
Apply aloe vera gel or soothing lotion to reduce redness and irritation.

Aftercare Advice
Advise the client to avoid touching the area, applying makeup, or exposing the skin to heat and sunlight for a few hours.

Consultation
Ask the client about skin sensitivity, allergies, or recent skin treatments (like facial, peel, or laser).

Clean the Area
Clean the upper lip area with a gentle cleanser or antiseptic wipe to remove oil, makeup, and dirt.

Dry the Skin
Apply a small amount of talcum powder to keep the skin dry and help the wax stick to the hair.

Heat the Wax
Warm the wax to the correct temperature. Test the wax on your wrist to ensure it is not too hot.

Apply the Wax
Using a spatula, apply a thin layer of wax on the upper lip in the direction of hair growth.

Place the Wax Strip
Place a waxing strip over the wax and press gently so it sticks properly.

Remove the Hair
Hold the skin tight and quickly pull the strip in the opposite direction of hair growth.

Clean the Area
Remove any remaining wax using a wax remover or oil.

Soothe the Skin
Apply aloe vera gel or soothing lotion to reduce redness and irritation.

Aftercare Advice
Advise the client to avoid touching the area, applying makeup, or exposing the skin to heat and sunlight for a few hours.

Consultation
Ask the client about skin sensitivity, allergies, or recent skin treatments (like facial, peel, or laser).

Clean the Area
Clean the upper lip area with a gentle cleanser or antiseptic wipe to remove oil, makeup, and dirt.

Dry the Skin
Apply a small amount of talcum powder to keep the skin dry and help the wax stick to the hair.

Heat the Wax
Warm the wax to the correct temperature. Test the wax on your wrist to ensure it is not too hot.

Apply the Wax
Using a spatula, apply a thin layer of wax on the upper lip in the direction of hair growth.

Place the Wax Strip
Place a waxing strip over the wax and press gently so it sticks properly.

Remove the Hair
Hold the skin tight and quickly pull the strip in the opposite direction of hair growth.

Clean the Area
Remove any remaining wax using a wax remover or oil.

Soothe the Skin
Apply aloe vera gel or soothing lotion to reduce redness and irritation.

Aftercare Advice
Advise the client to avoid touching the area, applying makeup, or exposing the skin to heat and sunlight for a few hours.