This wax is intended for estheticians and waxing professionals performing full-body and facial hair removal services, and for clients with normal-to-dry or sensitive skin who need medium-to-coarse hair removed. Because it must be melted in a wax warmer and lifted with epilating strips, it is a professional-application product rather than a no-equipment home wax.

The main differentiator here is the lavender-and-chamomile formulation combined with a low melting/working temperature, which is why this wax is positioned for sensitive-skin waxing services rather than general-purpose hair removal; the titanium dioxide base also lets technicians skip a separate powdering step before waxing.

• Remove the lid, slide the protective collar onto the container, and place it in a wax warmer.
• Heat until the wax reaches a syrup-like texture.
• Cleanse the area to be waxed with a pre-wax skin preparation cleanser.
• Using a wooden spatula, apply a thin layer of wax in the direction of hair growth.
• Press an epilating strip over the waxed area, smoothing firmly in the direction of hair growth.
• Hold the skin taut and pull the strip quickly in the opposite direction of hair growth, keeping it close to the skin. Do not reapply wax to the same spot.
• Once the area is fully waxed, use an oil-based wax residue remover to clear any leftover wax from the skin.

• Pro: low working temperature and lavender/chamomile formulation make it a gentler option for sensitive or reactive skin than harder waxes.
• Pro: titanium dioxide content is formulated to reduce the need for a separate talc powder step.
• Con: requires a dedicated wax warmer, spatula, and epilating strips — it cannot be used straight from the container.
• Con: contains multiple recognized fragrance-allergen compounds (linalool, geraniol, eugenol, citronellol, coumarin, limonene), which is worth flagging for fragrance-sensitive clients.