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how to arm wax

Arm Waxing On The Go

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Skin Prep

Cleanse and dry! Make sure your skin is bone-dry—powder is a total no-no! Keep skin completely dry and oil-free so the strips grip the hair perfectly.

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Waxing

Peel, press, and pull! Rub the strip briefly between your hands, press firmly onto skin in the direction of hair growth, and pull back fast.

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Aftercare

Wipe away any leftover wax residue using a gentle body oil or post-wax wipe, then soothe skin with your favorite light moisturizer.

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Skin Prep

Prep is key! Gently exfoliate 1–2 days before waxing with a loofah or scrub to keep skin smooth and clear of ingrown hairs.

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No Powder Needed, Hunny!

Leave the powder in the cabinet—our On-The-Go Strips don't need it! In fact, powder creates a barrier that stops the wax from catching the hair. Just make sure your skin is clean, dry, and free of any lotions or oils.

 

Clean, bone-dry skin equals a fast, easy, and painless pull every time!

Hunny Smooth Exfoliator

P50

The Ultimate Secret to Bump-Free Skin

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HOW TO USE 𖦹

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Prep: Ensure arms are clean and 100% bone-dry (No powder needed!). Make sure skin is completely free of body lotions, oils, or sweat.

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Snip to Size: Gently peel the double strip apart, place the full strip onto your arm, and align it along the area you want to wax.

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Press & Smooth: Smooth the strip down firmly in the direction of hair growth (usually pointing toward your wrist) for 3–5 seconds.

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Pull Fast: Hold the skin on your arm taut with one hand, then pull the strip back fast against hair growth, keeping it low and parallel to the skin!

Aftercare

Clean up is a breeze! Swipe away any leftover stickiness with our New Post-Wax Wipes for quick, on-the-go relief.

 

Follow up with a cold towel, aloe vera gel, moisturizer, or your favorite natural oil (sunflower and coconut work wonders!) to keep your skin smooth and happy.

Need post-wax relief?

Soothe, hydrate, and calm fresh skin while wiping away stickiness!

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