Nad’s Hair Removal Wax Strips - How to Use - Handy Tips and Precautions

Sep 27, 2026

Instruction leaflet for using Nad’s hair removal wax strips safely and effectively. Provides technique guidance such as reusing a strip by refolding it to keep wax in contact, massaging before peeling, and continuing until the strip is no longer effective. Covers suitability limits for face and body areas, hair length requirements (2–5 mm), and alternatives to remove wax residue if post-wax products run out. Includes detailed precautions: patch testing, contraindications (including certain medications and dermatological treatments), skin condition warnings, aftercare timing, and actions for discomfort, plus storage at room temperature.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryHealthcare

FormatPDF

Pages2

Reading Time5 min

AccessFree to download

Handy Tips

Precautions

Suitable areas and hair length

Contraindications and treatment timing

Aftercare, discomfort response, and storage

HANDY TIPS The same strip can be re-used by folding the strip in half so that the wax is in contact, massaging the strip between your ﬁngersand then slowly peeling the strip open. Continue using the same strip until no longer effective. PRECAUTIONS Wax Strips are not suitable for eyebrow, lips, male beard area, breast, nipple, perianal or genital areas. Refer to table below for speciﬁc areas wax strips are suitable for. If you run out of Post Wax Calming Oil/Wipes, you can use body, facial, massage, baby, or coconut oil to remove any wax residue and to soothe skin. For best results, hair should be between 2 to 5 mm long. For smaller areas use Nad’s Facial Wax Strips. For more information on recycling visit [arl.org.au](arl.org.au) Leaﬂet For an instructional video & further [information visit](information visit nads.com)[ nads.com](information visit nads.com) | Body part | Facial Wax Strips | | Body Wax Strips | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Face | | | | | | Chin | | | | | | Jawline | | | | | | Upper lip | | | | | | Center brow | | | | | | Legs | | | | | | Arms | | | | | | Stomach | | | | | | Back | | | | | | Bikini | | | | | | Underarms | | | | | KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN • Before each use, follow the directions to test the wax and oil wipe on a small area of skin you wish to treat. If after 24 hours there is no adverse reaction, proceed with full application. • May not be suitable for the elderly or diabetics. • Do not use if you are on any medication which can affect the skin or if undergoing any of the following dermatological treatments: topical Retin A, skin peel, dermabrasion or laser resurfacing. • Do not use on sunburnt, dry, ﬂaky, broken or irritated skin; or over warts, pimples, moles, varicose veins or wounds; or if you have previously experienced adverse reactions to waxes. • Allow 24 hours before using antiperspirant, perfume or astringent lotion on the treated area. • If discomfort or a burning sensation is experienced, apply a cold compress to the area. If sensation persists, seek medical advice. • Store at room temperature. WAX STRIPS NSL_000_ 800EN-LC1-05

FAQs

How can the same wax strip be reused?

Fold the strip in half so the wax contacts, massage it between your fingers, then slowly peel it open. Continue using the same strip until it is no longer effective.

What skin areas are wax strips not suitable for?

Wax strips are not suitable for eyebrow, lips, male beard area, breast, nipple, perianal, or genital areas.

What should you do if you experience discomfort or burning sensation?

Apply a cold compress to the treated area. If the sensation persists, seek medical advice.

Sep 27, 2026

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