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Stripless
Hard Wax

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Crafted for efficiency, our hard wax formulas promise an effortlessly smooth and gentle hair removal experience with long-lasting results.

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FAQ'S

Hard wax is a stripless wax made for both face and body. Since this is a body wax that doesn’t need strips, the wax sets on it’s own after application, and can be removed on it’s own. Starpil offers two types of salon-grade hard wax: our Original Blend, non-polymer hard wax tablets, and our world-class polymer Film Hard Wax, which comes in both beads and hard wax tablets.

Overall, using both hard wax and soft wax can bring multiple benefits to your waxing sessions. Offering both options allows for you to create a more tailor-made experience for each client. On top of this, mastering the process involved with both wax types allows for you to both learn more about your craft, which also allows you to cement your position as a waxing authority.

Stripless Hard Wax


Doesn’t require non-woven strips for removal


Often less painful than other waxing methods


Requires a hard wax warmer


Less Mess


Doesn’t stick to skin

Is excellent at grabbing shorter hairs


Ideal for working in smaller sections and areas like underarms, and facial, Brazilian, and bikini waxing


Can be applied twice on the same spot when necessary


Can be applied thicker than soft wax

Soft Wax


Requires non-woven strips for removal


Adheres well to micro-tiny and fine hairs


Ideal for larger body partsGives maximum spreadability


Excellent for speed waxing


Exfoliating

Works well on short to long hairs


Applied in thin layers


To learn even more, check out our Waxing 101 to get the full scoop on the difference between hard and soft wax.

The most important parts of using hard wax include your prep, meltdown,
application, removal, and post-wax care. To learn how to use hard wax in depth, view our complete guide


Your hard wax’s meltdown temperature will depend on the formula you use, whether or not your lid is secured, and the outside environment. Pay attention to your wax’s consistency to judge whether or not its ready for application. If it’s running off the waxing spatula like oil, it’s way too hot. If it can wrap around a waxing stick and form a bulb, you might be ready to rock.


Use these numbers as guides to getting to the perfect wax application temperature.

Blue: 70˚C - 75˚C

Pink: 65˚C - 70˚C

Black: 70˚C

Coral: 65˚C

Calendula: 65˚C

Starsoft: 60˚C

Professional grade hard wax is only meant to be heated in a professional hard wax warmer. Our hard wax beads and tablets need to be melted in an even, cohesive and safe way. Microwaving professional hard wax beads or tablets can cause damage to your microwave or injury to you or your client.

As long as you never double-dip and use a different waxing spatula each time you take wax from your wax pot, you can continue reheating hard wax until it’s gone and you need to refill your wax pot.

Let your strip cool for a few seconds until it’s hardened. Flick up or pinch the lip between your pointer finger and thumb. Hold the skin taut, then firmly peel off wax parallel to the skin in the opposite direction of hair growth. Keep the skin anchored so it doesn’t pull up with the hair and strip.

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