BEAUTY LEVEL 2 WAXING EXAM
REVISION EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS. VERIFIED 2025/2026.
How should the work area be before a wax treatment? - ANS tidy, well ventilated, lighting
suitable for treatment, relaxing music.
why should a skin sensitivity test be carried out before treatment? - ANS to prevent injury
and make sure sensory nerve endings are working correctly.
where and why should wax be tested before applying it to the client? - ANS on the therapists
inner arm and then a small amount on the area being waxed to ensure the temperature is okay
and will not burn.
which type of wax is beneficial for coarse hair? - ANS hot wax.
what products do you need for a warm wax treatment? - ANS -spatulas
-cotton pads
-wax strips
-pre wax
-aftee wax
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, what are the advantages of shaving? - ANS cheap and painless
what're the disadvantages of threading? - ANS requires skill and breakages are possible
what are the disadvantages of epilation? - ANS requires a hard skill and is expensive
what are the advantages of plucking? - ANS precise, good for small areas and inexpensive
a client has been shaving, before waxing the hairs need to be...? - ANS long enough
severe varicose veins require medical referral before a wax treatment to avoid what? -
ANS further damage
why should a client with diabetes need a GP referral? - ANS their skin takes longer to heal
if there is sunburn present in the area to be waxed, you should? - ANS re book appointment
when sunburn is healed
what contra-indications would prevent a treatment? - ANS fragile skin
which medication would prevent a treatment as it thins the skin? - ANS steroids
when waxing which contra indication can you work around? - ANS skin tags
what is the main reason for not waxing over a mole - ANS stimulation of cancerous cells
2 @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED.
REVISION EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS. VERIFIED 2025/2026.
How should the work area be before a wax treatment? - ANS tidy, well ventilated, lighting
suitable for treatment, relaxing music.
why should a skin sensitivity test be carried out before treatment? - ANS to prevent injury
and make sure sensory nerve endings are working correctly.
where and why should wax be tested before applying it to the client? - ANS on the therapists
inner arm and then a small amount on the area being waxed to ensure the temperature is okay
and will not burn.
which type of wax is beneficial for coarse hair? - ANS hot wax.
what products do you need for a warm wax treatment? - ANS -spatulas
-cotton pads
-wax strips
-pre wax
-aftee wax
1 @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED.
, what are the advantages of shaving? - ANS cheap and painless
what're the disadvantages of threading? - ANS requires skill and breakages are possible
what are the disadvantages of epilation? - ANS requires a hard skill and is expensive
what are the advantages of plucking? - ANS precise, good for small areas and inexpensive
a client has been shaving, before waxing the hairs need to be...? - ANS long enough
severe varicose veins require medical referral before a wax treatment to avoid what? -
ANS further damage
why should a client with diabetes need a GP referral? - ANS their skin takes longer to heal
if there is sunburn present in the area to be waxed, you should? - ANS re book appointment
when sunburn is healed
what contra-indications would prevent a treatment? - ANS fragile skin
which medication would prevent a treatment as it thins the skin? - ANS steroids
when waxing which contra indication can you work around? - ANS skin tags
what is the main reason for not waxing over a mole - ANS stimulation of cancerous cells
2 @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED.
