I waxed my face and got a reaction.

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Delara g.

Jul 18, 2015

Delara g.

I get the same when I thread my face, it will go away by its self in a few days

Raylene I.

Jul 18, 2015

Raylene I.

Same thing happens to my upper lip. My skin is just too sensitive. Did you put makeup on afterwards? Or any sort of lotion? Where you super touchy with your face after? I know those things can increase reactions. For me it doesn't matter what I do I break out so I just stopped doing it.

Dani B.

Jul 18, 2015

Dani B.

If the lotion or moisturiser had any fragrance in it, that could have caused a reaction.
After a waxing, you're usually meant to wait 24 hours before using makeup or anything like that as the skin is still raw and not as protected due to the waxing.

patty s.

Jul 18, 2015

patty s.

apply aloe vera

Dani B.

Jul 18, 2015

Dani B.

The person who did your waxing should have informed you sweetie :( so not really your fault, but now you know ^_^
Good luck Hun

Cassidy L.

Jul 19, 2015

Cassidy L.

Looks like folliculitis which is inflammation of the follicle (hair). Certain people have this reaction to waxing. I would consult a dermatologist on safe hair removal for future reference to avoid having this reaction again.

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