Brand: Hive
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Hive Lavender Wax Pot 15oz

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€9,75 Excl. tax
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Overview

Hive Lavender Crème Wax is a professional strip wax with a calming lavender fragrance, popular for creating a relaxing treatment experience. The 15oz pot fits directly into the Hive NEOS 500cc wax heater, so there's no need to decant.

Key Benefits

  • Relaxing lavender fragrance clients notice and remember
  • Smooth, even application
  • Pot fits directly into the Hive NEOS 500cc heater (needs decanting for the smaller NEOS 200cc)
  • Consistent, salon-reliable formula

Why Professionals Choose It

Lavender wax is a favourite where salons want to add a calming sensory element to the waxing experience, without changing anything about how the treatment is performed. It heats evenly and works well alongside Hive's other Crème Wax scents.

How to Use

Heat the wax in a Hive wax heater. Using a spatula, spread a thin, even layer in the direction of hair growth. Press an epilating strip onto the waxed area, then pull the strip off firmly against the direction of hair growth. Follow with a soothing after-wax lotion.

Suitable For

Suitable for general body and facial waxing on normal skin and hair types. As with all professional waxing, always patch test new clients first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a wax heater to use this?
Yes, this is a strip wax that needs to be warmed in a wax heater before use.

Does it need to be decanted?
Not if you're using the Hive NEOS 500cc heater, as the pot fits straight in. If you're using the smaller NEOS 200cc, the wax will need to be decanted into the heater.

What size is the pot?
15oz (425g).

Can I mix this with other Hive Crème Wax scents?
Yes, all Hive Crème Wax pots use the same heater and application method, so you can offer a choice of scents.

Pairs well with: NEOS Wax Heater 500cc, Pre Wax Cleansing Lotion, After Wax Treatment Lotion, and Paper Wax Strips.

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