Starpil Roll-On Wax Warmers were patented in 1991, and cut down waxing time by up to 50%. This system is also cordless, making it ideal for salon, on-the-go, or at-home use. It holds a single 3.8oz Starpil Roll-On Wax Cartridge, so it’s great for steering clear of cross-contamination between clients.
Our single, double, and triple roll-on wax warmers are made of durable ABS materials on the outside to insulate heat safely and to keep your wax cartridge warmed for up to 30-minutes of use.
Each system also has a transparent window for you to check-in on your wax's malleability, and to see how much you have left to work with. Its curved body provides a comfortable hold and its cordless abilities let you take this wax machine on the go.
Our dual and triple roll-on wax systems are ideal for the busy solo waxer or for a pro who makes house calls and is always in need of a portable warmer.
These cordless warmers also come with two additional charging cords for a hygienic way to maneuver around clients with a clean and even delivery of soft wax.
How to Use Roll-On Wax Warmers
Roll-On Wax Warmers are slightly different but very easy to handle:
- Plugin and turn on your Roll-On Wax Warmer.
- Insert a Starpil Roll-On Wax Cartridge.
- Heat wax cartridge in your Starpil Roll-On Wax Warmer for 30 minutes.
- Check that the wax has melted to liquid form in the roll-on warmer.
- Remove seal on the roll-on cartridge and then roll on to a removal strip to loosen the roller head and test wax temperature.
- Prep client's skin using Starpil Pre-Wax Care Gel. Let the area dry completely.
- Apply a thin layer over skin in the direction of hair growth.
- Place hair removal wax strip on the surface and pull against the direction of hair growth.
- Finish by applying Starpil Post-Wax Care Lotion on your client for optimum results.
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Turn off your wax warmer and tidy up your workstation.
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Wax Warmer Safety
Wax warmers are electrical devices, which require you to use caution when using them. You should take all the necessary safety precautions when working with wax warmers.
For instance, it is important to to ensure your wax warmer does not get wet or is submerged in water as that can be dangerous.
It is also crucial to turn off your wax warmer after it is no longer in use to avoid any electrical damage.
How to Maintain Your Wax Warmer
To keep your wax warmer functioning at its best and in its best condition for longer, there are some maintenance tips you can follow for best practices.
In addition to making sure you clean your warmer as much as possible, make sure to deep clean at least once a week or when changing out wax formulas. When cleaning, make sure to clear all of the wax out of your wax warmer to properly keep it free of residue, and clear wax off of any outside surfaces.
To keep your wax warmer running at the highest level, you’ll want to maintain it properly, from regular cleaning, to turning it off overnight or after services are over to let it rest. Remember, your warmer is the backbone of your salon - if you don’t treat it correctly, you could be sacrificing the integrity of your waxing services.
How to Clean a Starpil Wax Warmer
To clean a Starpil wax warmer, heat your wax pot and wipe with dry paper towels. Make sure to use caution or wear gloves, as your warmer will get hot.
Use your favorite degreaser to clean both the inside and outside of your hard wax warmer (you can also use Starpil’s Post Wax-Oil!). Finish by wiping down your warmer with 70% isopropyl alcohol.
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How Do You Heat Starpil Wax?
When using Starpil hard wax beads or tablets, only use one of our professional hard wax warmers for the best results and meltdown. Follow the complete instructions that are included with your hard wax warmer regarding how much wax to measure and how to properly heat your quantity of wax. Never microwave or use alternative methods to heat your Starpil wax.
When heating hard wax, you'll want to set the temperature of the warmer to 90 degrees Celsius until wax is fully melted, stirring occasionally. Once wax has melted, lower the temperature to 65-75 degrees Celsius in order to let wax cool.
Remember, the working temperature of Starpil wax depends on your formula, how much wax is in your pot, plus which area you'll be waxing.
To heat your Starpil soft wax, follow the instructions on your can and soft wax warmer to insert your soft wax can directly into your soft wax warmer. Heat your wax to the appropriate temperature specified by your formula’s instructions for the best results. Never microwave or use alternative methods to heat your soft wax.
Can I Use Soft Wax in a Hard Wax Warmer?
Never use soft wax in a hard wax warmer. Since Starpil soft wax is heated by putting the entire tin into your warmer, putting this wax into the wrong warmer type can result in injury, burns, or the breaking of your hard wax warmer. Only use your hard wax warmer for loose hard wax beads.
In addition to using the correct warmer type for your wax, here are some more basics to follow:
- Starpil wax warmers are designed to be used by professionals.
- Never immerse your wax warmer or other electrical appliances in water.
- Always unplug your wax warmer from the power supply when not in use, prior to use, when setting down, and before cleaning.
- The device must be kept on a stable surface at all times.
- Ensure the voltage for the electrical source and the wax warmer are compatible (1 10-120 Volts US).
- Always keep out of reach of children and pets.
- Never touch the device while it’s on.
- If the appliance is malfunctioning, contact Starpil’s excellent customer
service team for help at +1 (305) 907-0756.
- Never use in a bathroom or near any source of water or other liquids.
- Keep your wax warmer out of direct sunlight and ultraviolet radiation.
- Remember to unplug the wax warmer before removing wax cans or aluminum tins from the device.
How to Maintain Your Wax Warmer
To keep your wax warmer functioning at its best and in its best condition for longer, there are some maintenance tips you can follow for best practices.
In addition to making sure you clean your warmer as much as possible, make sure to deep clean at least once a week or when changing out wax formulas. Use a hard wax cleaner like Starpil Post-Wax Oil to perform your deep clean. When cleaning, make sure to clear all of the wax out of your wax warmer to properly keep it free of residue, and clear wax off of any outside surfaces.
To keep your wax warmer running at the highest level, you’ll want to maintain it properly, from regular cleaning, to turning it off overnight or after services are over to let it rest. Remember, your warmer is the backbone of your salon - if you don’t treat it correctly, you could be sacrificing the integrity of your waxing services.
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Final Thoughts
Besides its amazing functionality, dependability, and efficiency, one of the biggest perks to purchasing a Starpil wax warmer is the amazing service and support that comes with it.
That’s why we’ve included a 1 year guarantee from the purchase date for all of our warmers! No matter what happens, know that we’ve always got your back for the repair or replacement of your warmers.
Check out more details here, but we’re always here if you need us. You can call us at +1 (305) 907-0756 or even DM us on Instagram (@starpilwaxUSA) for all of your in-depth questions on warmers and more.
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