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Bubble Wax is a range of Ro.ial waxes designed to make hair removal less painful, thanks to an enriched texture that reduces stickiness to the skin while still gripping the hair firmly. It's one of the most sought-after products in the Ro.ial range among those working in beauty salons who are looking for a new generation of professional wax.

It comes in a tub, ready for the wax heater, and is applied in the same way as other Ro.ial waxes: a thin layer in the direction of hair growth, then a strip or spatula for removal, with a quick pull against the direction of growth. It should be kept at temperature using Ro.ial wax heaters from the range, so it stays workable throughout the whole appointment.

Compared to other Ro.ial waxes such as the honey or wild berry versions, Bubble Wax is suited to more sensitive skin or delicate areas where discomfort needs to be kept to a minimum. Those after a more traditional scent might prefer the classic Ro.ial waxes in a tub instead.

These are three variants from the same family of Ro.ial waxes in a 400ml tub, designed for use with a professional wax heater: the main differences are scent, colour and small nuances in texture, while the way they're applied stays the same. Choosing between honey, wild berry and micromica really comes down to personal preference or the salon's usual routine.

All of them are heated in the appropriate Ro.ial wax heater, spread with a spatula in a thin layer in the direction of hair growth, and removed with a sharp pull against the growth, using Ro.ial strips where needed. The 400ml tub allows for several treatments before running out.

Honey wax is the most classic and versatile for legs and arms; the wild berry version has a fresher scent, often preferred during the warmer months; micromica has a texture designed for those looking for a slightly different grip on finer hair. All three pair well with the same Ro.ial towels and disposable sheets to complete the treatment.

Ro.ial towels, folded paper towels, are designed for single use in the treatment room after waxing, massages or mud treatments, and are chosen mainly based on the number of sheets per pack, to suit the salon's daily turnover. The quality of the material stays the same across all sizes.

Ro.ial offers them in packs of 60, packs of 80, and larger packs of 1080 folded sheets, split into 18 packs of 60. They're designed to be absorbent yet lightweight, for single use and then disposal, ensuring hygiene between clients without the need for washing.

Salons with fewer daily appointments may prefer the packs of 60 or 80, easier to manage and store; those with a higher volume of clients will find the pack of 1080 more convenient, as it reduces how often they need to reorder. These pair well with Ro.ial disposable sheets for mud treatments and body treatments.

Ro.ial nitrile gloves protect the therapist's hands during waxing, manicures, pedicures and other beauty treatments involving contact with chemical products or the client's skin. They're single-use, hard-wearing and latex-free, making them suitable for those with latex allergies too.

Ro.ial offers them in black, available in sizes to suit different hand measurements, in packs designed for everyday use in the salon. They're put on before each treatment and changed for every client, ensuring maximum hygiene without compromising the sense of touch needed to apply wax or work on nails.

Compared to latex gloves, Ro.ial's nitrile ones offer greater resistance to tearing and to oily substances such as wax, which is why they're often the preferred choice in beauty salons. They naturally pair with the same brand's tub waxes and wax heaters to complete the working kit.

The Ro.ial waxing roll, 100 metres long, is a non-woven fabric strip that's cut to size and used to remove wax spread on the skin during professional hair removal treatments. The roll format means you can cut exactly the strips you need without waste, adjusting the length to suit the area being treated.

You cut a piece to the desired length, press it onto the still-warm wax in the direction of hair growth, smooth it down gently, then pull it off quickly against the direction of growth. A single 100-metre roll covers many treatments, making it an economical choice for regular use in the salon.

Compared to Ro.ial's pre-cut strips, the roll gives you more freedom to adjust the length for small areas like the face or larger ones like the legs, cutting down on wasted material. It pairs well with all Ro.ial tub waxes, whether hot or cold.

Among hair removal methods, Ro.ial wax gives longer-lasting results than a razor: because it removes hair from the root, regrowth takes longer and looks finer, whereas a razor cuts the hair at the surface and needs repeating every few days. The choice comes down to how much time you want to spend and how much discomfort you're willing to put up with from waxing.

Ro.ial waxes in a tub, such as the honey or wild berry versions, are heated and applied with a spatula and strips, taking a few minutes to prepare but giving weeks of smooth skin. A razor, on the other hand, works dry or with water in a matter of seconds, but needs to be used far more often.

Those after a professional, long-lasting treatment, perhaps at a beauty salon, will choose Ro.ial wax; those wanting a quick fix for a last-minute touch-up can turn to a razor now and then between waxing sessions, without it replacing waxing altogether.

Ro.ial hot wax, such as the honey or wild berry versions in a tub, first needs melting in the appropriate wax heater until it reaches a fluid but not overly runny consistency, then it's spread onto the skin with a spatula in a thin layer, following the direction of hair growth. It's the most widely used method in beauty salons thanks to its effectiveness even on short hair.

Once spread, the wax is left to cool slightly for a few seconds until it forms a film that can be peeled off with the fingers or with the help of a Ro.ial strip, pulling quickly against the direction of hair growth. The 400ml tub allows for several applications before running out, useful for a number of appointments in a row.

Compared to cold wax or pre-cut strips, Ro.ial hot wax grips short hair better and is more effective on areas like the legs and bikini line. It pairs well with Ro.ial paper towels and disposable sheets to keep the treatment hygienic in the salon.

A Brazilian wax using Ro.ial products is applied in the same way as the brand's other tub waxes, but requires more care as it covers the entire bikini area, including the more delicate folds of skin. It's heated in the wax heater, spread in small amounts with a spatula, and removed in short sections to better manage the discomfort in such a sensitive area.

It's best to work in small sections, applying the wax warm but not too hot and removing it straight away with Ro.ial strips or by hand, pulling the skin taut to reduce pain. A Ro.ial towel or disposable sheet placed under the working area helps maintain hygiene throughout the appointment.

Compared to a Brazilian wax, waxing the legs or arms needs fewer precautions and can be spread in wider layers, making it quicker to carry out. Beginners might want to start with less sensitive areas before moving on to a Brazilian, always using the same Ro.ial tub waxes.

Applying talcum powder before Ro.ial wax helps absorb moisture and the skin's natural oils, creating a dry surface that allows the wax to grip the hair better and the skin less. This step reduces discomfort when removing the wax and lowers the risk of irritation.

It's applied by hand or with a pad, in a light layer, just before spreading the hot wax with a spatula. This is a common step whether you're using the honey, wild berry or micromica wax, and is often followed by a Ro.ial towel to wipe away any excess powder after the treatment.

It's not essential on all skin types, but it becomes useful especially on very sweaty or sensitive areas such as the bikini line, where a Brazilian wax calls for more precision. Those working on normal skin can skip this step and simply rely on getting the temperature of the Ro.ial tub wax right.

Ro.ial wax removes hair from the root, giving weeks of smooth skin, whereas hair removal cream only works on the surface, dissolving the hair at skin level, with regrowth appearing much more quickly, often within just a few days. The choice depends on how much time you're willing to save now versus how long you want the results to last.

Ro.ial waxes in a tub, such as the honey or wild berry versions, need a wax heater and a few minutes to apply with a spatula and strips, but the results last up to three or four weeks. Hair removal cream is spread without any equipment, works within a few minutes and is rinsed off, but needs to be reapplied far more often.

Those looking for a professional, long-lasting treatment, perhaps at a beauty salon equipped with a Ro.ial wax heater, will choose wax; those short on time who want a quick fix at home can use cream occasionally, though it won't give the same quality of smooth skin over time.

Ro.ial nitrile gloves are generally preferred over latex ones for waxing treatments, as they hold up better against oily, waxy substances, reducing the risk of tearing during work. They're also suitable for those with latex allergies, something worth bearing in mind for both the therapist and the client.

Ro.ial offers nitrile gloves in black in various sizes, designed for single use and to be changed for every client, ensuring consistent hygiene while applying tub waxes and handling removal strips. They're put on before each treatment and disposed of straight after.

Latex offers greater elasticity and touch sensitivity, useful for very fine work such as manicures, but doesn't hold up as well to prolonged contact with hot wax. For waxing treatments, then, Ro.ial nitrile remains the more practical and safer choice in the salon.

A Ro.ial guest towel, usually folded paper, is used for quick hand or face hygiene before or after a treatment, without needing fabric towels that require washing. It's designed for a single, quick use, different from the larger towels used during waxing or massage treatments.

It comes in packs of 60 and 80 folded sheets, as well as a larger pack of 1080 split into 18 packs of 60, suited to salons with a high footfall of clients. It should be kept near the basin or reception area, ready for immediate use and disposal after a single use.

Compared to disposable sheets for mud treatments or couch roll for the treatment bed, the Ro.ial guest towel is smaller and easier to handle, designed for a quick job rather than covering large areas. It pairs well with the bathroom dispensers found in many beauty salons.

Ro.ial couch roll, made from non-woven fabric, is unrolled directly onto the treatment bed before each appointment, creating a single-use surface that ensures hygiene between clients without the need for repeated washing of fabric sheets. It's designed to cover beds of different lengths thanks to its 80-metre roll format.

You cut off the length needed to suit the bed, lay it out and secure the sides if necessary; after the treatment, it's removed and thrown away, and a new section is rolled out for the next client. The 80-metre roll covers many applications before running out, reducing how often it needs to be reordered.

Compared to the disposable trouser suit or the non-woven bed cover, designed to cover the client's body during mud treatments or wraps, Ro.ial couch roll has the specific job of protecting the surface of the bed. It pairs well with Ro.ial mud sheets for a complete and hygienic body treatment.

The Ro.ial disposable trouser suit, made from non-woven fabric laminated with polyethylene, is designed to be worn by the client like a single-use suit during body treatments, while the Ro.ial mud sheet, made from HDPE film, is a surface to be laid on the treatment bed or wrapped around the body during mud applications or intensive wraps. They're used at different points of the same treatment.

The trouser suit is fully enclosed and laminated with polyethylene to withstand moisture, easy to put on and take off quickly; the mud sheet measures 160x200 cm, available in packs of 50, and is designed to contain dense products such as mud or wraps without making a mess of the bed or the treatment room walls.

The two are often used together in many beauty treatments: the trouser suit protects the client during application, while the mud sheet protects the working surface. Both are single use and pair well with Ro.ial couch roll to complete the hygienic set-up for the body treatment.