Wax Guide: Sir, Honey and Brazilian Wax Compared
Choosing the right wax matters for your skin. From sir wax to Brazilian and hygiene protocol — the essentials.
Applied with the right technique, waxing does more than remove hair — it exfoliates the skin, brightens the surface and helps hair grow back finer. In this guide our specialist covers the most-asked wax types, hygiene rules and session intervals.
Sir Wax (Hot Cast Wax)
The most effective method for thick, resistant hair. Preferred for large areas like arms, legs and back. Optimal temperature is around 45°C.
Honey Wax (Strip Wax)
Applied at a lower temperature and removed with paper strips. Ideal for the face, neck and sensitive skin.
Brazilian Wax
A thick, strip-less wax developed specifically for intimate areas. Applied correctly, discomfort is minimised and no residue is left behind.
Roll-on Wax
A hygienic system using single-use cartridge heads. Fast on large areas and eliminates the risk of double dipping.
Hygiene Rules
A single-use spatula per guest; no double dipping. Work surfaces are disinfected after each session.
Conclusion
At TEO Beauty Centre every wax type is applied with single-use tools and thermostat-controlled heat. Right technique means healthy skin.
