Exfoliation Gloves

Exfoliation after a wax is super important for healthy skin. I do recommend replacing these every month or 2 as just like any other manual exfoliates, can harbor bacteria and can cause breakouts or infection

1. Prevents Ingrown Hairs

After waxing, as hair begins to grow back, it can sometimes curl back into the skin rather than growing straight out—especially if dead skin cells are blocking the follicle. Gentle exfoliation helps keep the hair follicle clear, reducing the risk of painful or unsightly ingrown hairs.

2. Removes Dead Skin Cells

Waxing can leave behind some dry or dead skin. Exfoliating helps slough off these dead skin cells, promoting smoother, healthier-looking skin and enhancing the overall appearance and feel of the waxed area.

3. Encourages Healthy Skin Renewal

Exfoliation promotes cell turnover, which helps maintain soft, radiant skin. This is especially beneficial post-wax, as it keeps the skin fresh and glowing.

4. Helps Prevent Bumps & Breakouts

Waxing can sometimes irritate the skin, and clogged pores may lead to small breakouts or bumps. Regular exfoliation (starting 2–3 days post-wax) helps keep pores clean and clear, minimizing these issues.

5. Improves Product Absorption

By removing the layer of dead skin cells, exfoliation allows moisturizers and soothing post-wax products to penetrate more deeply and work more effectively.