Hair removal is now openly available to men as well. Today, the Modern Man is concerned with showing an image of well-groomed and well-dressed. The hairy male chest of the recent past is no longer cool, and men from different professions are looking to join a new profile and shave!

But keep calm and don’t panic – hair removal is no longer torture! A wax expert can guide you through a more relaxing waxing experience. It all depends on the Base: the preparation of the skin before the Waxing itself. The first step is to observe the skin and its features. There are structural variations in the thickness of men’s skins; in general, it is 25% thicker and oilier than women’s skin, which is more prone to developing acne. The presence of accumulated keratin can cause the dilation of the pores, compromising the texture of the skin. It is also more acidic and melanocytic than women. Therefore, male skin requires the use of “oil-free” gel and lotion products during preparation for the wax procedure.

The day before waxing

Wash the chest with an exfoliating soap, which removes the keratin at the base of the hair and will allow a perfect contact of the wax with the hair to be depilated, without traumatizing the skin. After exfoliation, use a relaxing mousse to soften your hair so it offers less resistance to the wax. Product rich in vitamin B5 that protects the skin from folliculitis and ingrown hairs.

Then comes the waxing itself, which is done as for women, but it is the final step that is the secret to success for men’s waxing. A cream mask is applied to the depilated area that has a cleansing, astringent, and healing action and, again, reduces the tendency to folliculitis.