1. Prep the Device
For first-time use, follow these steps. If the device already has wax in the pot from a previous use, skip to Step 1.2.

1.1. Wax prep: Unscrew the lid and pour the wax beads into the pot, filling it up but leaving some space at the top to prevent overflow.

1.2. Heat the Wax: Plug the USB into a power source to begin heating the wax. This should take no longer than 15 minutes. A red light will appear to indicate the heating process, this light will turn green when the appropriate temperature has been reached.

1.3. Stir the wax: Using a spatula stir the wax to ensure the top layer heats as well as the bottom layer.

• Make sure your legs are clean, dry, and free of oils or moisturisers.
• Ensure your hands are clean too.
• Important information: Retinoids are powerful ingredients that are part of the Vitamin A family, commonly found in skincare. The use of retinoids can make skin more sensitive to waxing. If using ingredients such as Retinol, Tretinoin or anti-ageing products, we recommend to stop using these on the skin for 5-7 days before waxing to avoid grazing the skin. This product should not be used by people taking prescription retinoids.

Test the Wax Temperature

• Apply a small amount of wax to the inner side of your wrist to check the temperature.
• If it feels too hot, wait a few minutes and retest. If it’s too thick and dragging this means it is too cool, plug the device back in and retest after 5 minutes.
• Remove the wax from testing by applying a wax strip on top of the wet wax, gently press down and pull off.

Pro Tip:

When applying the wax, aim to extend the application slightly beyond where the hair starts growing, onto bare skin. This creates a clean edge, making it easier to grab and remove the wax strip of wax. However, depending on the direction of hair growth, this might not always be possible, so adjust as needed for the best results.

You're all set to start waxing!

 Using the reusable spatula provided in your kit, scoop a small amount of wax onto the spatula. Be careful not to pick up too much, as excess wax may spill or drip. Standing in front of a mirror, stretching your upper lip over your teeth to tighten the skin, apply the wax on the first section which is just under the middle of the nose, dragging the wax out to the smile line.  Allow the wax to dry completely before proceeding.

Test the wax to see if it is dry, do this by gently tapping the applied wax, if it feels soft then it's not set yet. If it is hard it is set.Remembering that we have applied the wax in the direction of the hair growth, we must now remove it AGAINST the hair growth. Flick the bottom of the hard wax up with your finger at the smile line to create an area to hold/grab. Apply your non dominant hand just past the wax and pull the skin taut. In one quickly, swift motion now pull the wax off with your dominant hand, against the hair growth. Apply pressure to the freshly waxed area to reduce the sting.

Next, move on to the second section which is the other half of the lip, following exactly the same process as before. Starting in the middle of the lip and dragging the wax out to the outer smile line. Allow the wax to completely dry before proceeding. And then remove.

Once the entire upper lip is waxed, check for any stubborn hairs that may have been missed. You can easily tweeze these out with a pair of tweezers. Over time, you’ll find that waxing makes hair removal easier and your hair grows back thinner and less frequently.

Using the post wax wipe included in the kit wipe over the entire waxed area, this will remove any sticky residue but also soothe the freshly waxed skin. Don’t bin this yet!

The leftover wax in your wax pot can be left to cool and harden, making it ready for reuse during your next waxing session.

If there are any wax spillages over the pot you can use your post wax wipe to wipe these away whilst the pot is still warm.

Always ensure you reapply the lid to keep your wax stored correctly.