What is the correct procedure for applying and removing soft wax on the legs?

The correct procedure for applying and removing soft wax on the legs involves applying the wax in the direction of hair growth and removing it against the direction of hair growth. This method is effective because when the wax is applied in the same direction as the hair growth, it adheres more effectively to the hairs, allowing for a better grip. When the wax is pulled away against the direction of hair growth, it pulls the hairs out from the follicle more efficiently, minimizing the risk of breakage and ensuring a smoother finish.

Additionally, this approach reduces discomfort during the hair removal process. By removing the wax against the hair growth, you allow for the hair to be removed in its entirety rather than just part of it, which ensures that the area remains smooth and hair-free for a longer time.

This method contrasts with other approaches that suggest applying or removing wax in the same direction of hair growth, which would not be as effective in fully removing the hair, potentially leading to less satisfactory results.