Yes, there is a difference between our wax types at Pearlwax. We offer specific wax types that are designed to suit different areas of the body. This ensures you get the best results wherever you want to remove unwanted hair.

For best results with our Pearlwax products, we recommend different temperatures depending on the type of heater you use. If you have our Premium Heater with a silicone bowl, we recommend setting the temperature to between 65-75 degrees Celsius. This will ensure that the wax is heated correctly and achieves the ideal consistency for application, it is important to check the temperature yourself, if the wax is liquid and cannot stay on the application stick it is too hot.
If you do not have a silicone bowl in your heater, we recommend adjusting the temperature to around 55 degrees Celsius. This will still ensure that the wax is heated appropriately so that it is pliable and easy to work with during waxing.

Yes, application sticks are usually included in our starter packs. They are included to give you the necessary tools to apply the wax evenly and precisely to the desired area during waxing.

- When applying the wax during a waxing session, you should usually apply it in the direction of the hair growth. This contributes to more effective hair removal and reduces the risk of breaking the hairs. You can use a spatula or application stick to apply the wax in the direction of hair growth to the desired area.

- When it comes to removing the wax, do it in the opposite direction of the hair growth. Hold the skin taut with one hand and pull the wax off in a quick motion with the other hand. Removing the wax in the opposite direction of hair growth minimizes the risk of irritation and ingrown hairs.

The durability of a waxing varies from person to person, as hair growth and growth rate can be different. In general, you can expect the results of a Pearlwax wax to last for around 3-6 weeks before the hair starts to grow back. However, this can vary depending on individual factors such as hair growth cycle, hormonal levels and genetics. Regular waxing over time can help delay hair growth and provide longer periods between each waxing treatment.