aftercare advice after a paraffin wax treatment?
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http://www.fht.org.uk/pdf/aftercare_leaf_waxing.pdf\n\nAftercare Instructions for Waxing\n· Do – apply antiseptic cream to treated areas 3 times in the 24 hours following treatment.\n· Do – if your skin feels hot after treatment, bathe with a cold salt water solution regularly in the\nhours following treatment, this reduces inflammation and speeds up the healing process. (Add\nhalf a teaspoon of salt to one cup of boiling water and chill).\n· Do – apply sun block daily to prevent sunlight from interfering with the healing process for 2–3\ndays following treatment.\n· Do – wear loose clothing.\n· Do Not – expose the skin to sun, sunlight or sunbeds for 48 hours.\n· Do Not – use a steamroom, sauna or any heat treatment for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – have a bath or shower for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – swim in chlorinated water for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – do aerobics or any exercise for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – apply any heat or friction to the skin whatsoever.\n· Do Not – apply any moisturisers or body lotions, other than those recommended by your\ntherapist for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – apply body sprays or deodorants or perfume for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – apply talc, make up or false tan for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – wear tights, leggings, or tight fitting clothing for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – massage the area for 24 hours.\nMost people find the hair will start to re-grow within 7-10 days following treatment. The hair needs\nto be a certain length in order to successfully remove it by waxing. Allow 4 weeks before your next\ntreatment. Immediately after treatment, the area may be red or slightly inflamed, we apply a cooling\nlotion after the treatment.\n- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -\nAftercare Instructions for Waxing\n· Do – apply antiseptic cream to treated areas 3 times in the 24 hours following treatment.\n· Do – if your skin feels hot after treatment, bathe with a cold salt water solution regularly in the\nhours following treatment, this reduces inflammation and speeds up the healing process. (Add\nhalf a teaspoon of salt to one cup of boiling water and chill).\n· Do – apply sun block daily to prevent sunlight from interfering with the healing process for 2–3\ndays following treatment.\n· Do – wear loose clothing.\n· Do Not – expose the skin to sun, sunlight or sunbeds for 48 hours.\n· Do Not – use a steamroom, sauna or any heat treatment for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – have a bath or shower for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – swim in chlorinated water for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – do aerobics or any exercise for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – apply any heat or friction to the skin whatsoever.\n· Do Not – apply any moisturisers or body lotions, other than those recommended by your\ntherapist for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – apply body sprays or deodorants or perfume for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – apply talc, make up or false tan for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – wear tights, leggings, or tight fitting clothing for 24 hours.\n· Do Not – massage the area for 24 hours.\nMost people find the hair will start to re-grow within 7-10 days following treatment. The hair needs\nto be a certain length in order to successfully remove it by waxing. Allow 4 weeks before your next\ntreatment. Immediately after treatment, the area may be red or slightly inflamed, we apply a cooling\nlotion after the treatment.
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If u go to your local auto parts store they have a product called Meguiars Back to Black. It will take the wax residue off of the plastic without any harm to the plastic. It may take a few applications depending on how much wax is built up.
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Do you mean a bikini wax? You can have this done at a beauty salon. A Hollywood is the total removal of all hair, whereas a Brazillian leaves a landing strip down the middle. Don't be embarrassed about having it done professionally, the beauty therapists do these all the time.\n\nIf you want to do it yourself, I'd recommend Nads. It's an Australian wax, made of natural products like fruity stuff. It is water soluble so if you put it in the wrong place it'll just wash off. Also it doesn't stick to the skin, just the hair, so it's not *quite* as painful. You can get it in the UK and Australia, and maybe the US too. If you can't find it, then pick a good quality wax and try it out.\n\nBefore you do the waxing, exfoliate a couple of days before, and moisturise regularly.\n\nUse the spatula to apply a thin layer to a small section, the smooth down the cloth onto the wax, in the direction of hair growth. Take a deep breath and pull it off quickly, in the opposite direction of the hair growth. Try to pull the cloth towards you rather than upwards to prevent bruising.\n\nAfterwards, try using products to prevent redness and ingrown hairs. Moisturise, and exfoliate (externally obviously, on the pubic area rather than too close to the genitals).\n\nIf you find it really painful, take a painkiller an hour beforehand, and do it in the week after your period when you pain threshold is highest.
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From http://carpetbuyershandbook.com/spotchart.htm\n\nBlot Excess wax with a towel or scrape with a rounded spoon.\nUsing a brown paper bag, place bag on affected area and press down with steam iron set on Low-medium setting.  Be careful no to melt fibers.  Wax should be absorbed by brown paper bag.\nApply detergent solution  and agitate slightly.\nRinse with warm water and blot with a towel or extract with a spot removal (carpet stain removal) extractor.\nContinue to repeat the application of detergent solution as long as there is an improvement or as long as the spill transfers to the towel. Be Patient! Several applications may be necessary.\nApply rubbing alcohol and agitate slightly.\nRinse with warm water and blot with a towel or extract with a spot removal (carpet stain removal) extractor.\nContinue to repeat the application of rubbing alcohol as long as there is an improvement or as long as the spill transfers to the towel. Be Patient! Several applications may be necessary.\n Rinse with white vinegar and extract with warm water\nApply a half inch thick layer of paper towels and weigh down with a heavy object.
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I'd try cocoa butter. It always seems to do the trick for me from sunburns to stretch marks. It's a very heavy moisturizer and locks the moisture in for long after you apply. Apply after you get out of the shower.
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Try buffing with 3M perfect-it III rubbing compound (available at auto body supply stores) use a foam buffing pad. Then  follow with a hand glaze, and keep wax on it.
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Everyone is different on how much it hurts. If you are doing a straight bikini wax, you might be asked to put on a paper bikini bottom, if its a brazilian you are naked. Also at one point you'll be asked to get on all fours. Its okay to make noise. Just warn your waxer that you've never had one before and they will fill you in on the expectations. I'm sure they are better versed on what to expect than anyone else.
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Lotion Before And After Shaving. Also Make Sure You Use A Sharp Razor And Shaving Cream. Anything To Prevent It Getting Irritated. Dont Use A Scented Lotion That May Cause More Bad Then Good I Suggest Johnsons Baby Lotion. Try Not To Touch The Area To Much Right After Shaving It
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Wooo hooo......lol\n\nIt's really, really itchy. It's high maintenance post shave.\n\nIf you're doing it for yourself then I imagine waxing will last much longer, and it will increase your sensitivity. Looks hot, feels hot, but did I mention that it's real itchy when it comes back in?!  lol\n\nTrimming is easier to live with and deal with. Can look good too.\n\nIf you decide to take up the carpet altogether......waxing will be much more complete, last longer and (I think) give you less stubble as well.\n\nShaving will give you stubble the next day, and it will really only be worth while a fraction of the time of waxing, but it's not painful. Waxing will ummmm......hurt.
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soak a wash rag or hand towel in vodka, chill the cloth then apply to burned area.  Doesn't hurt to take a shot or two or vodka either!  JUST KIDDING.....this is an old treatment but really does help.
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I have the same problem. After 10 miles body glide has started to rub off but definitely helps. Be careful with vasoline. Can leave some nasty yellow stains on your clothes. The number one thing that helps is biker shorts or long tights if it is cold. They are form fitting so prevent rubbing. I like more spandex than cotton. Afterwards for the any other spots(anywhere elastic was touching my body) I soak in a tub with 3 Aveeno oatmeal packets for at least 30 min. to an hour. You'll know I'm a mom since I tried this one: Baby rash ointment clears it up super fast.
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Cornstarch will help cool it down.  Put it on after cleaning with warm water and gently patting dry.
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Massage it gently and pour oil. If worsen, apply firt aid and consult the nearest hospital.
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Try cocoa butter lotion or cream, it worked for me.  Takes time, but works if you put it on after your shower and before bed
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Yes. Most drugstores sell a kit with a peroxide/glycerin solution and a bulb that you use over the course of a few days. Has been effective for me. Some people produce excessive ear wax that can be a problem if not removed. I know from experience that if it builds up to the point where a doctor has to remove it that the procedure can be painful.
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apply AFTER SUN-BURN GEL\nit is available in different brands in drugstores or supermarkets
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Rub some baby oil on it and massage it till it's clean