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Waxing can cause irritation, redness, or even small bumps on sensitive skin. People with delicate skin may also experience inflammation or itching post-wax. However, with a few gentle precautions, you can reduce discomfort and protect your skin barrier.
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Use a mild scrub 24 hours before waxing to remove dead skin and prevent ingrown hairs.
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Make sure there's no oil, lotion, or sweat on your skin before waxing to help the wax grip properly and reduce irritation.
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Opt for hard wax or hypoallergenic formulas designed for sensitive skin, as they're less harsh than strip wax.
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Skip hot showers, saunas, or gym sessions for 24 hours and wear loose clothing to prevent friction and rashes.
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After waxing, use aloe vera or a calming lotion to cool down redness and hydrate the skin.
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Touching freshly waxed skin can transfer bacteria, leading to breakouts or infection.
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Waxing regularly helps hair grow thinner and softer over time, making the process less painful and irritating.
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