A delicate creamy depilatory wax with a rich country garden aroma.

Harley Rose Hard Wax and Strip Wax for all those cases where the skin is dehydrated, dry, and particularly sensitive.

The wax will grip only the hair and not the skin. The Rose Hard Wax is a Titanium Dioxide depilatory wax. Titanium Dioxide waxes are a new generation of professional waxes able to satisfy even the most demanding application requirements. It gives the depilatory wax a particular softness and is smooth to apply. The Harley Rose Hard Wax considerably reduces adhesion of the wax onto the skin subsequently ensuring a soft and gentle pull-off strip removal. 

Where Can it be used?
This product can be used for both male & female clients.

• Facial - Brow, lip, chin, beard, nose, and ear
• Body - Underarm, bikini, and Brazilian

Directions For Use:
Break into smaller pieces. This can be done with a hammer or simply by dropping the wax onto a hard surface. Place wax into a wax heater at a medium heat setting, slowly turn up the wax heater while occasionally stirring the wax until you have a soft consistency. Do not overheat. Do not microwave.
Test the wax on the inside of your wrist to ensure it is at a comfortable temperature and again on the client’s
skin as a test patch. Meanwhile, prepare the skin by cleansing with Harley Cleanser & Toner and then apply a very small amount of Harley Pre-Wax Oil. Using a spatula, apply wax evenly, first in the opposite direction of hair growth and then with the direction of hair growth in the same stroke, go past the start point to make a tab.
Once the wax has cooled and become slightly firm (not hard or brittle) flick up the tab. Gripping the tab with one hand and firmly holding the skin with the other, remove the wax in the opposite direction of the hair growth in one quick motion. Immediately apply firm pressure with your hand to soothe and reduce redness.

It is essential that you use this product with our “Harley Pre-Waxing Oil” and “Harley After Care Oil” to ensure maximum results and client comfort.