Which type of wax is typically suited for smaller areas with coarse hair?

Hot wax is typically suited for smaller areas with coarse hair due to its ability to effectively grip and remove hair from the follicle, especially in sensitive areas. The heat of the wax helps it to adhere closely to the hair, making it ideal for coarse or short hair that might be more challenging to remove with other types of wax. Additionally, hot wax tends to be less painful compared to soft wax since it adheres more to the hair than to the skin, reducing skin irritation.

This technique is particularly beneficial in areas like the bikini line, underarms, and facial regions where precision is essential and where the hair tends to be coarser. The application of hot wax is often followed by a cooling period, which can further soothe the skin after the waxing process. In contrast, soft wax and cold wax are less effective for these areas as they generally cover a larger surface area and may not grip coarse hair as well. Warm wax also lacks the same properties that make hot wax suitable for small areas with coarse hair.