This new layer of skin is often sensitive and needs to be properly taken care of.
You have to keep in mind that when you get waxed, you’re not just losing hair.
Not adequately caring for your new, sensitive skin can cause irritation, rashes, and even infection.
This is definitely not something you want to do.
According toNaked Cactus Beauty Bar, you need toshield your skin from the sun after a Brazilian wax.
Refrain from direct sunlight or even heat for at least 24 hours.
Waxes are warm when applied so the excess heat isn’t good for you and can damage your skin.
Also, heat causes sweat, which you should probably steer clear of.
Freshly waxed skin means having open wounds all over because of the exposed follicles as well as the exfoliation.
Contact with unsterilized water or liquids like sweat can introduce bacteria into these wounds and cause infection.
This will also help to prevent infections from creeping in.
This means keeping your hands and other people’s hands off your skin until you’ve healed properly.
This also entails checking to confirm the spa or facility you’re getting the wax at is exceptionally clean.
If you’re not sure, pull a Santa Claus and check it twice!
However, once your waxed area ceases to be all red and sensitive, get right back to it.
Exfoliating your waxed skin will check that your incoming hairs have a clean environment to grow in.
Not cleaning up dead skin cells could lead to ingrown hairs an experience you do not want to have.
After cleaning your waxed area, be sure to use moisturizer to keep it soft and lubricated.
