Contradictions of Waxing Ogden

Waxing contradictions

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Below are areas that you should never wax to avoid further contraindications:
  • Where the skin has an irritation, inflammation, wound, or a sunburn
  • Any part of the skin where Retin-A is being used
  • A part of the skin that has a rash, fresh scar, graft, pimple, cold sore or a wart.
  • The inner part of the ears or nose
  • Eyelashes
  • Nipples
  • Male genitals
  • A place that has a fresh Botox injection
  • A part of the body that had been waxed in a period less than twenty-four hours.
  • Any part of the body you are using Alpha Hydroxy Acid that  is over 8%
  • An area that has a piercing.
If you are taking acne medication that has been prescribed by the doctor, you should avoid the waxing treatment.
A person who has lupus or HIV AIDS should also avoid getting a waxing hair removal done. A cancer patient who is undergoing chemotherapy should also stay away from waxing.
If you suffer from diabetes, you should seek the approval of a doctor before going on with the hair removal procedure.
Waxing is also contraindicated in a pregnant woman, one who is using hormonal birth control methods or a person who is using certain types of antibiotics.
If you recently took a high amount of coffee or alcohol, you should wait until it is cleared from your system before you go through a waxing hair removal process. This is because these substances increase your sensitivity making you feel intense pain.
Failure to heed to the above warnings would make you experience severe side effects which would be more dangerous than the hair you are working hard to remove. You should wait until the problem is medically solved and only then can you get on with the waxing.
Inform the esthetician of any drug you may be taking before you go through a waxing process. This will make him offer the right advice to either come after you have finished taking the medication or look for an alternative way of removing hair.
 
 
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