How to Remove Hard Wax from a Wax Warmer
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crwdns2942287:0crwdne2942287:0The purpose of this guide is to remove hard wax from a wax warmer. Hard wax is used by both professional estheticians and regular, everday people. This technique can be used on any electric wax warmer. The process to remove the wax requires one to be exposed to hot temperatures. Therefore, heat-resistant gloves are suggested, but not required for this technique.
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Plug in your wax warmer.
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Turn up the heat nozzle to the maximum temperature.
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Allow the wax to sit for a few minutes until fully melted.
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Take a paper towel and popsicle stick and wipe up as much of the wax as you can.
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Add a tablespoon of your oil of choice to the wax bowl (suggestions: coconut oil or olive oil) and swish it around the bowl.
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Use another paper towel and popsicle stick to clean up the remaining residue.
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Turn off the wax warmer and unplug it from electrical socket.
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Once the wax warmer is cool, proceed to wipe up any excess oil with a paper towel.
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