Do you have to use the "hand foot protectors", paraffin brush and/or insulating hand/foot mitts? These are listed in the manual as required supplies.
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When I take my foot out of the wax, I dangle it for a moment to let the wet wax "set" then I slid my foot into a plastic bag then a pair a thick sock. The plastic bag keeps the wax off of the sock. After dipping the other foot, I relax awhile before peeling the wax off. I suppose the insulating mitts would keep the wax warm longer. But if I want more heat, I just redip.
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you'll want to use the plastic hand/foot bags....make less mess and easily pulls wax off by grabbing plastic above wax and pulling down, removing the wax. The terry-cloth hand/foot mits are a nice option...not necessary. Love, love, love it! you will, too!
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Hi Gurjeet :) No, you do not need anything else. After rubbing the piece of plastic between your hands for 2-5mins the wax will heat up, take apart the plastic lining and place on your skin. You may need to do this step over and over again because this is a weak wax strip, but it does work after doing this 2 or 3 times.
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Hi Sher. Liners will definitely help with cleanup, but they are not necessary. We do not use liners, and hand cleaning is not an issue.
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No. There is a special brush for glycolic acid that you can find in here too. If I use cotton, I use the pads, however always with gloves for it goes in the skin of your hand as well, and though you cannot see it, I works in there as well. I recommend that brush though, it is easier and therefore you do not have on on your fingertips. I am a cosmetologist (and a dentist as well). Hope this helps.
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They do with proglonged high heat so I use potholder/mitt. You can purchase protective heat proof slide on handle to place on handles & they work fine. Great pans regardless.
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The supplier I purchased from Digiconcepts provided Thermal Compound etc. but you have to apply it yourself.
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Like others said. Rub it in with bare hands. No extra heat source is needed. It will make your hands feel good too like they just had a lotion bath. I usually let the boots rest for a while and then apply a 2nd coat. Clean the excess off with a clean shoe brush and/or buffing cloth. The boots might retain a waxy/oily feel to them which will go away over time.
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You need a base coat, primer and top coat and light. It's all part of the system.
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These booties are self-lined. In other words the same semi-soft plastic you see on the outside is what you will find inside. You are supposed to put on a pair of paraffin protector liners before inserting your foot - it would not be wise to go against manufacturer's instructions. It is the same as you would see them do in the salon or the podiatrist office (I've had treatments in both places and they all follow the same procedure).
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It comes with every thing you mentioned except you get 1 hand and feet warmer.
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It comes with instructions but no gloves. It would be nice if it comes with gloves.
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Not needed at all. Microfiber cloth works fine. Make sure Wax has dried to a haze is what matters.
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Nothing additional needed. The 'kit' just includes masking tape, a plastic tarp to mask off the area you don't want spray on, and a snap on handle to make spraying less tiresome on your index finger and arm. You will need masking tape and plastic tarp, but check prices at Home Depot
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You do need to use your current pole / handle that the brush or manual vacumn uses. If you don't have one for those you will need to buy one.
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I am not sure but I do not think u need the foot pads but unsure about the fit kit.
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Its optional. My husband does but wool is not scratchy so probably ok without!
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You can - that's how you're supposed to use them. Start with cool, completely clean and dry foot for the best chance of the pads staying put. If you don't, they won't stick as well - - and even when you DO prep your feet the right way, the gel pads may tend to shift around if feet get hot and sweaty.