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Do you immediately shower and then moisturize after a wax? I read that doing so after shaving soothes your skin and erases the itching sensation. Also, I recommend using a soft towel as opposed to a rough one while drying.Additionally, do you have any allergic reactions to any chemicals.
My sister and I tried home waxing at home for our legs years ago. I remember we both had areas that were more sensitive then others to the temp and the pulling. I cannot imagine doing on my face which is far more sensitive then my legs are. I am sorry you are going through that - it must be painful. Perhaps a topical steroid cream would sooth the area.
If you use retinol/retinoid products at all, then you shouldn't ever wax. I know that's not much help now, and sorry for that, but maybe someone else will benefit.
I am not taking any of those medications. I will say that my skin is sensitive. I did not shower when I got home, maybe 3 hours later and I am not rough with my skin when I dry off.
I have real eyebrows but I have been pretty sick and in and out of the hospital and they turned into caterpillars.
Real eyebrows. Real eyelashes. I do not wear make-up.
I was just wondering if others have had the same reaction. I have done it before but it seems worse this time, for sure. That is why I prefer the threading. I will stick with that for sure.
I have just applied some witch hazel and it calmed it down a little.
Maybe it was something they wiped on after the waxed your brows?
It could be. I just know not to go back there for that anymore. They do a great job on the pedi!
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