Waxing: Hair Length!!

Hello, everybody. So how long does my hair need to be, if I my first time wax so in order for you to be able to wax it? The answer to that question is that your hair needs to be a quarter of an inch long think long. Grain of rice, I don't know exactly what a quarter of an inch long is, but I know that it's supposed to be as long as a long parade of Rights if you're now the lawn so go for the longer one. If you're coming in from shaving, you need to wait two weeks after your last shave in order to come in for the appointment for the hair to be long enough and all majority of the hair to be out. Keep in mind that hair grows in different stages of hair growth, so the first wax that you receive will most likely not last as long as the two to three weeks that is recommended that the waxes last. The reason for that is that you will have some long hairs, you're going to have some shorter ones in the meet that you're going to have some hairs that just haven't broke the skin. Yet because all of the hair are growing at its own different pace and stages, and that is true for either your shaver or you haven't done anything and um you just trimmed or whatever. It'S just the same thing. You have to train your hair to come out. At the same time. That said, you will train your hands to come out at the same time, and then it will last about two to three weeks, depending on how fast your hair growth, my trick for getting the girls to be on the same cycle of hair growth is to have Them come in three weeks after their first appointment and after that they can go every four weeks. You don't want that hair to be too short. If it's too short, it's just going to tag. The wax is just going to tag on the hair, but it's not going to attach the hairs. I'M going to be able to pull it out, you're going to put yourself through a necessary pain for no apparent reason, because you're not going to get any results. You also don't want that have to be way too long. You want to trim before your appointment. If it is the reason, is it's just going to make it so much more uncomfortable for you whenever the hair is long, think about pulling out your hair by the head or when are you whatever your tweezing yourself? If you pull out my string of here by my scalp, it's going to hurt me a lot less that if I pull it out right here by the ends of it same applies to waxing. If you're waxing very long hair its sample, it's going to have a very hard time to attach to the to the hair whenever it's right coming out of the skin and pulling out nicely, it's go tag on those longer strands and that's going to make it really Uncomfortable for you and who wants that you want to make it as comfortable for yourself as possible. I hope you found this video helpful, please like below. If you did subscribe for future waxing tips and I'll see you later. Oh, my