Everything You Need to Know About CAC Wax Hair Removal

Introducing CAC Wax

Waxing is a popular hair removal technique that involves applying a thick adhesive wax to the skin and then quickly ripping it off to pull the hairs out from the follicles. CAC wax, also sometimes called soft wax or stripless wax, is one type of wax formula used for body and facial waxing.

What is CAC Wax?

CAC stands for "Client Application Controlled" - meaning the client or customer can control the application of the wax themselves without needing pre-made strips. This allows applying a thinner layer of wax for more precise control.

Some key features of CAC wax include:

• Does not require fabric strips for removal
• Usually lower temperature formula
• Can provide a gentler waxing option
• Easy to apply thin, precise layers
• Used for facial and body waxing

How to Use

To use CAC wax:

1. Heat wax to proper temperature as specified on container
2. Apply directly to area using spatula, brush or fingertips
3. Allow wax to cool and harden around hairs for a few moments
4. Hold skin taut and rip off wax in opposite direction of hair growth
5. Repeat as needed for thorough hair removal

FAQs

What's the difference between CAC wax and hard wax?

The main differences are that CAC wax does not require fabric strips for removal, it can be a lower temperature formula, and allows thinner application for precision waxing.

Is CAC wax better for sensitive skin?

CAC wax can be a good option for sensitive skin because it can be gentler and lower temperature. But always test a small area first.

What areas can you use CAC wax on?

CAC wax works well for both facial and body waxing, including on the eyebrows, upper lip, legs, arms, back, bikini area, and more.

Does CAC wax remove shorter hairs?

The thinner application of CAC wax can help remove even shorter, finer hairs. It grabs hairs as small as 1 mm while traditional strips may require 5 mm.