Waxing definition

Waxing means the temporary removal of superfluous hair from the hair follicle on any area of the human body through the use of a physical (wax) depilatory or by tweezing.
Waxing means the temporary removal of superfluous hair from the hair follicle on any area of the
Waxing means a treatment in which superfluous hair is removed from a client's face or body by:

Examples of Waxing in a sentence

  • Waxing: Applying manufacturer recommended thin coasts of non-skid floor wax solution that protects the hard surface floors and is non-slippery and leaves a glossy and uniform appearance.


More Definitions of Waxing

Waxing means a treatment in which superfluous hair is removed from a client's body by:
Waxing means the practice of providing for a fee, or any consideration or

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