Applying Hard Eyebrow Wax

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Summary: When applying hard wax for eyebrow waxing, starting between the eyebrows is usually the least painful. Learn more about how to apply eyebrow wax with tips from a hairstylist in this free beauty care video.

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Applying Hard Eyebrow Wax

O.k., so now you have determined the shape of the eyebrow, you've tested the temperature of the wax, the next thing that we're going to do is actually apply some wax. So I'm going to get the wax on the stick, on my little craft stick here, it's a little wooden stick, and I'm going to apply on the inside of the eyebrow first. This is actually the least sensitive area and it kind of breaks you in before we get started with the real sensitive more painful areas. So we've applied the wax in a thick area, test it, press it in place, make sure it's ready and then we'll remove this wax. You want to always apply the wax in the direction the hair grows and remove it in the opposite direction, leaving that area nice and clean, free of hair. So that's the first area you pretty much want to start with that area because it's the least sensitive and if you can handle that, then you are ready for the real pain and ready to get going with the rest of the eyebrow.