What process is recommended if there is hair remaining after waxing?

When hair remains after waxing, tweezing is often recommended as it allows for precise removal of any stray or shorter hairs that the wax may not have captured. Tweezing enables the esthetician to target individual hairs and is particularly effective for fine or stubborn hairs that might not adhere well to the wax.

This method is desirable after waxing because it maintains the clean and polished appearance that clients expect from a waxing service. Additionally, tweezing can be done almost immediately after waxing without causing significant irritation to the skin, making it a convenient follow-up option.

Other methods like shaving are generally not preferred because they can lead to a coarser regrowth and are typically not in line with the goals of waxing, which aims for longer-lasting smoothness. Threading, while effective for facial areas, may not always be practical or suitable for areas that have recently been waxed. Laser hair removal is a more long-term solution that requires more consideration and doesn't provide immediate results like tweezing does.