Okay, so I'm going to show you the waxing of a chin. So if the chin, sometimes there's hair on the top, sometimes it's on the side, sometimes it's right underneath as well. So depends on where the hair is and how you wax it and the form of the face. Usually when we wax a chin, if there's hair on the top here, we do the top first and then on the bottom we do next.
Okay. and then sometimes when we move on to jawline it's under there like that so we're going to show you from starting from center and then under and then side from each of the jawline again you always want to make sure you're holding the skin taut and you're creating that patch that circle. Do not go underneath the chin because you're gonna need to hold that skin.
Press on it again adhering the wax to that area. Use your spatula from the down holding with your middle finger just stretching the skin down and you're going to pull it up from here. Okay, you're gonna have your patch there, have your tab, and you're gonna pull it from there and then your thumb comes down just through that area. If there's wax underneath the chin, this is considered, again, jawline, then you're going to stretch the skin up and you're going to do under again in a patch you're going to make sure that you have a rim around that patch and that the patch is all even in thickness not there's not that there's not any thin areas or thicker areas and you're going to press make sure that it's all one patch you're gonna hold down to one side and pull it towards you again the hair growth usually goes down from underneath the chin so you will have to pull it up same with on the chin down from here if someone has hair growth that grows from the neck up then you're gonna have to hold and then pull it again against the hair growth right so you need to see the hair growth first on which way you're going to apply hold and pull