Wax strips for hair removal utilize the stickiness of wax to adhere to and pull out hair from the root of hair follicles, achieving effective hair removal. By firmly adhering to hair on the skin surface, when the wax strip is quickly torn off, hair is pulled out from the root. Compared to shaving methods that only remove surface hair, wax strips prevent hair from growing back for a relatively long period, providing long-lasting hair removal results.

1. Clean the skin area that needs hair removal. Warm the hair removal area with a hot towel in advance to open pores.
2. Apply wax paper: Place the wax paper gently and flatly on the skin along the direction of hair growth, and press with your hand to ensure the wax paper fully adheres to skin and hair.
3. Tear off the wax paper: One hand presses against the skin while the other hand pinches one end of the waxing strip and quickly pulls it off in the opposite direction of hair growth.

• Long-lasting hair removal effect: Since hair is pulled out from the root, compared to shaving methods, it takes longer for hair to grow back. Generally maintains hairless state for 2-4 weeks (duration may vary based on individual hair growth speed).
• Easy operation: No complex equipment or professional skills required. Can be operated at home by following correct steps.
• Regrown hair becomes thinner and softer: After multiple uses, regrown hair becomes relatively thinner, softer, and more aesthetically pleasing.

• Ensure there is no skin damage, inflammation or other conditions before use to avoid aggravating skin damage or causing infection.
• Wait until hair grows back to about 0.5 centimeters before next hair removal. Frequent use may over-stimulate skin and hair follicles.
• If skin allergies such as itching, red rash, swelling occur during use, or if abnormal conditions like long-term redness and pain appear after hair removal, immediately stop using.