Waxing Heaters
There are many different waxing heaters that are utilized by home users and salons on any given day. Choosing the heater that is best for you most likely takes just getting to know what options are available.
There are waxing heaters with one pot and two pots, with many industrial and professional kits having even more. If you are going to wax different areas of your body at the same time, this can be handy for the different waxes. Some waxes are best for arms and legs; some are best for eyebrows or upper lip. When looking at any of the double pot waxing heaters, make sure they have separate temperature controls. This ensures that hard wax or one of the softer waxes, it won’t matter, they will melt beautifully and not harm your skin from being too hot.
Wax heaters – warm wax and paraffin wax heater advice
If you are looking at waxing heaters, and you have a roommate that also waxes, think about getting a single pot heater that uses a foil cup. Simply drop the cup into the pot and it melts it, keeping things sanitary and simple. After you are done, simply remove the cup from the pot. If you are careful with your wax, you won’t even have anything to clean off the outside using a wax equipment cleaner.
They also make waxing heaters specifically for roll on wax. These hold various size applicators making it easy to heat however many you need for whatever size wax job you are doing. These forms of heater are most often preferred by the home user for a number of reasons, the most common being cleanliness and ease of use.
Waxing heaters that are single or double pot also come in different sizes to accommodate different sized cans. Some hold only eight-ounce cans while others hold fourteen-ounce cans. There are a few that can handle one of each in the double pot waxing heaters.
Although many cans of wax claim to be microwavable, and they are, it is best to use a waxing heater so that your wax maintains a consistent temperature and does not overheat in the center. Microwaving wax can produce too much heat in the center of the product, which can burn your sensitive skin. The best advice is to always use one of the many waxing heaters to reach and maintain a consistent temperature that will ensure complete satisfaction with your new wax job.
