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Frequently asked questions

Some of our more frequently asked questions to help answer yours!

Which wax is best for sensitive skin?

Hard wax is often the preferred choice for sensitive skin because it adheres primarily to the hair rather than the skin. This helps reduce irritation, redness, and unnecessary pulling during removal. Waxes designed for sensitive skin are typically more flexible, work at lower temperatures, and are formulated to minimize skin adhesion. Professional waxers also look for hypoallergenic formulas that help reduce the chance of irritation for reactive or delicate skin types. For a full professional guide — including the difference between hard wax and soft wax, preparation tips, and how to minimize irritation — read our detailed blog here.

For a full professional guide — including the difference between hard wax and soft wax, preparation tips, and how to minimize irritation - click & — read our detailed blog here.

What temperature should hard wax be?

Hard wax should have a thick, honey-like consistency — smooth, spreadable, and slightly elastic when lifted. Most professional hard waxes perform best between 125°F–140°F (51°C–60°C), but consistency matters more than the exact number. If your wax feels watery, it may be too hot. If it drags or clumps, it may be too cool. Environmental factors like room temperature and humidity can also affect performance.

For a full professional breakdown, including signs your wax is too hot, too cool, or cracking - click & read our detailed guide here.

Why Is My Hard Wax Cracking?

Hard wax may crack if it’s applied too thin, overheated, removed too late, or exposed to prolonged heat (such as leaving your wax warmer on 24/7). Room temperature and humidity can also affect flexibility.

For a full troubleshooting guide, read our detailed blog here.

Soft Wax vs Hard Wax?

The main difference between soft wax and hard wax is how they’re applied and removed. Soft wax (also called strip wax) is spread thinly over the skin and removed with a strip, making it ideal for large areas like legs, arms, and backs. Hard wax, like Bombshell’s Rose Garden, Ipanema Aquamarine, and Fiji Pearl Hard Wax, is applied directly to the skin, hardens as it cools, and is removed without strips—perfect for sensitive areas such as the face, underarms, and Brazilian waxing. Many estheticians prefer hard wax for its precision, gentleness, and client comfort.

Hard Wax pros and cons?

Hard Wax (Stripless Wax): Pros: Hard wax is applied directly to the skin, hardens as it cools, and is removed without strips. It adheres to the hair only, not the skin, which makes it gentler and more comfortable for sensitive zones such as the face, underarms, and Brazilian waxing. It’s also great for coarse or short hair. Cons: Hard wax can take slightly longer to apply on larger areas and may require more product than soft wax for full-body services.

Soft Wax pros and cons?

Soft Wax (Strip Wax):
Pros: Soft wax is applied in a thin layer and removed with strips, making it ideal for large areas like legs, arms, and backs. It quickly covers more surface area, grips fine hair effectively, and leaves the skin smooth.
Cons: Because it adheres to both the hair and skin, soft wax can sometimes cause more redness or irritation, especially on sensitive areas.

Best hard wax for sensitive skin?

At Bombshell Wax, all of our professional hard wax and soft wax formulas are crafted with high-quality ingredients that have performed beautifully on sensitive skin since day one.
Many beauty pros trust classics like our Rose Garden Hard Wax, Ipanema Aquamarine Hard Wax, and Rose Petal Soft Wax for smooth results with minimal irritation. We later introduced hypoallergenic options such as Simpli Zen Hard Wax and Clearli Zero Soft Wax in response to market demand—not because our original formulas caused issues, but because competitors’ formulas often did.
For clients with hypersensitive skin, we always recommend performing a patch test before a full service to ensure the best experience. Explore our full range of sensitive-skin friendly waxing options at bombshellwax.com ."

What are the benefits of using Bombshell Wax?

Since 2005, Bombshell Wax has been trusted by estheticians and beauty professionals for both quality products and outstanding customer service. Our support team provides fast responses, expert product guidance, and reliable order assistance so you always feel confident behind the table. Bombshell hard and soft waxes are designed to:
- Stay pliable without breaking
- Remove hair effectively with less pain
-Works on face, body, and intimate waxing areas
With Bombshell Wax, you get professional-grade formulas plus the customer care you deserve.

Differences between the Bombshell hard waxes?

FIJI PEARL
- subtle scent: Fragrance Free (new)
- color: Fiji Blue
- texture: Crème
- skin type: All skin types
- usage: Facial, Body & Intimate waxing
- cure time: 28 sec
- main ingredients: pine rosin & bees' wax
IPANEMA AQUAMARINE
- subtle scent: Grapefruit/Lime
- color: Blue
- texture: Gel
- skin type: All skin types
- usage: Facial, Body & Intimate waxing
- cure time: 28 sec
- main ingredients: pine rosin & bees' wax
ROSE GARDEN
- subtle scent: Rose
- color: Pink
- texture: Crème
- skin type: All skin types
- usage: Facial, Body & Intimate waxing
- cure time: 28 sec
- main ingredients: pine rosin & bees' wax
SIMPLi ZEN
- scent: Fragrance Free
- color: Basalt Stone
- texture: Hybrid
- skin type: All skin types
- usage: Facial, Body & Intimate waxing
- cure time: 22 sec (likes to be applied in thin)
- main ingredients: synthetic polymer, hypoallergenic, vegan friendly.
Bombshell bluE
- subtle scent: no scent
- color: Blue
- texture: Crème
- skin type: All skin types
- usage: Facial, Body & Intimate waxing
- cure time: 28 sec
- main ingredients: azulene, pine rosin & bees' wax
Bombshell pink
- subtle scent: no scent
- color: Pink
- texture: Crème
- skin type: All skin types
- usage: Facial, Body & Intimate waxing
- cure time: 28 sec
- main ingredients: pine rosin & bees' wax

Differences between Bombshell soft waxes?

ROSE PETAL
- subtle scent: Fragrance Free (new)
- color: pink
- texture: Crème
- skin type: All skin types
- usage: Facial, Body & Intimate waxing
- main ingredients: pine rosin & beeswax
Cleari Zero
- subtle scent: Fragrance Free
- color: clear
- texture: Crème
- skin type: All skin types
- usage: Facial, Body & Intimate waxing
- main ingredients: hypoallergenic & vegan friendly
Honey Kiss
- subtle scent: Fragrance Free
- color: clear honey
- texture: Crème
- skin type: All skin types
- usage: Facial, Body & Intimate waxing
- main ingredients: pine rosin & beeswax

Does Bombshell Wax have samples?

At Bombshell Wax, we don’t currently offer free samples, but we do offer single bags, tins, and starter kits; that allow professionals to test our formulas before buying in bulk. Many beauty pros choose our best-selling Rose Garden Hard Wax and Ipanema Aquamarine Hard Wax in smaller quantities to experience the quality and results first-hand. Shop our "Sample Collection" and see why beauty professionals trust Bombshell Wax for smooth, consistent, and client-loved results.

How do you know your wax is the right temperature?

The consistency of the wax should be soft but not runny. We have identified that temperature to be between 130°F to 135°F.

Bombshell hard wax should roll up in a 'lollipop' around the top of spatula, and not drip for a second or two.

Pre wax instructions?

- hair should be a 1/4 inch long for fine hair.
- exfoliate to diminish bacteria and sebum.
- wear loose fitted, breathable fabrics.

What prices should I charge for wax services?

American Bikini Wax - $35 -$50
Arms - $25 - $40
Arm Pits - $15 - $25
Back - $40 - $55
Bikini – $30 - $35
Brazilian Wax - $55 - $90
Chest – $45 - $55
Chin – $10 - $15
Eyebrows – $8 - $20
Full Legs – $60 - $70
French Bikini Wax - $40 - $60
Half Legs – $35 - $40