First, turn on the wax warmer and turn the dial all the way to the highest temperature. Leave the pot on for about 15 minutes (time might increase depending on how much wax you need to heat up). Next, turn the dial to about the midway point and leave it there. Begin stirring the wax on the outer edge so it starts to warm the wax in the middle of the pot. You can also add more wax beads to the pot to help cool the wax down. Continuously stir every couple of minutes until the center block of wax has completely melted. You might need to adjust the temperature throughout the day depending on how the wax is reacting. The wax should move similar to honey when it’s ready to be used. When you are finished for the day, turn the dial all the way off and turn off the pot. Then, place the lid on the pot to cover the wax and you are done!

We do not recommend using a microwave to heat up the wax. This can be extremely dangerous since every microwave has different wattage which can cause severe burns to your skin. A stove will cause the wax to burn due to overheating. A wax pot is the only way to ensure the wax reaches the correct temperature in a controlled and safe way.

When using Miss Cire’s Wax Warmer we recommend waiting an approximate 20-30 minutes using the highest temperature setting. Once the wax has reached a full liquid form you must lower the temperature on your warmer to a low mid-level setting and allow for the wax cool off. Proceed to wait an approximate 15-20 minutes until the wax has reached a honey-like consistency.

It’s probably been applied too thickly or the temperature of the product is too hot. The room environment is important – it’s easier to work in a room with the temperature around 22 degrees. A fan or open window helps to keep the skin cool. A specific temperature is not what you're looking for, but instead look at the consistency of the wax. It should move like honey or molasses. The correct hard wax temperature is a varied answer depending on the size of pot, amount of wax in pot, type of wax you're using (not all hard wax melts the same; ex synthetic vs organic), amount of wax you have on your stick. The trick is "The Flip" -In time and with experience you need to pay attention to how your wax moves once you get it on your stick.

Miss Cire offers a large selection of professional wax warmers specially made for both Hard and Sort wax. The reason we have designed both is to enhance the performance for better functioning. When heating a can of soft wax, the main idea is for the wax warmer's walls to be hugging the can of soft wax for faster melting process. The diameter in a Hard wax warmer will be wider so the walls won’t be hugging the can. You can still do it, however we recommend using the correct wax warmer. You will need to measure the diameter of your soft wax can and compare it to the diameter of the wax pot you are interested in purchasing.

To ensure the performance of our waxes, we strongly suggest using our wax pots.

Absolutely not, we do not recommend it, it can be very dangerous. Make sure at the end of your working day you unplug it.

Miss Cire offers the largest online selection in the market for wax machines. We carry small wax warmers for the new beginners and we also carry XL capacity. If you are offering body waxing services we don't recommend getting anything smaller than 5Lb. If you are a busy waxer with a busy schedule we recommend 10 Lb and up.

Yes, Miss Cire offers a wax warmer kit section that will be found under waxing kits,