Stripless Hard Wax

At Starpil Wax, we recommend that you measure your hard wax before use to avoid preventable waste. Our hard wax beads are especially easy to measure due to their small size. If you absolutely need to reuse your wax, only do so if you have ensured it is not contaminated (no double-dipping)!

Starpil hard wax beads and tablets are only meant to be heated in professional wax warmers to avoid damage or injury.

Always follow the instructions on your Starpil Professional Hard Wax Warmers by setting the temperature to 90°C until the wax is fully melted while stirring occasionally. Lower the temperature to 75°C and let wax cool. Once the green indicator light is off, the warmer has stabilized, and the wax should have a thick, honey-like texture. Mix wax and test strip on your wrist before applying it onto your client. Prep the client’s skin using Starpil Pre-Wax Care Gel and let the area dry completely. Apply wax and let the wax cool for a couple of seconds, or until the strip is semi-hardened. Hold the skin taut, and peel it off firmly by pulling it back in the opposite direction of application. Finish by applying Starpil Post-Wax Care Lotion on your client for optimum results.

The best hard wax for estheticians should be of the highest quality, ensuring that it spreads evenly over the skin without cracking or breaking. Starpil’s diverse professional hard wax collections provide esthies with the highest-grade wax and unique formulas that meet multiple waxing styles and needs. In the end, it’s all up to personal choice, but as long as you’re using any one of Starpil’s hard wax formulas, you will be using the best hard wax for estheticians.

Get the best hard wax temperature by setting your professional hard wax warmer to 90°C until the wax is fully melted while stirring occasionally. Then, lower the temperature to 75°C and let the wax cool. Due to your room temperature or other factors, you know when you wax is at the correct hard wax temperature when it’s reached a thick, honey-like consistency.

The biggest difference between hard wax vs. soft wax is that stripless hard wax doesn’t require the use of woven wax strips, and soft strip wax does. Here are other differences at a glance.

When you buy hard wax beans or tablets, you are getting a polymer blend made up of large plastics and resin molecules.

We recommend our stripless film hard wax blends to be used on the face and intimate areas. Use our original non-polymer formulas for body waxing and on thick, coarse hair types. While all of our film hard waxes can be great for facial waxing, our Pink Film Hard Wax, Starsoft Clear Hard Wax, Coral Film Hard Wax, and the upcoming Calendula Film Hard Wax are going to be the most gentle for sensitive skin on the face and intimate areas.