Waxing is one of those hair removal methods we all tend to have a love-hate relationship with. It takes a lot less time than shaving, and the grow-out process is so much smoother. But on the other hand, it?s painful, and it can get messy.
Chances are if you wax at home, you?ve had to deal with wax residue on your skin after you?ve removed all the hair that you wanted gone. There are plenty of wax-removal products on the market that are designed specifically to tackle this problem, and many of them work well, but they can get expensive.
So if you?d rather not shell out for one of those products, we’re here to lend a helping hand. 
How to Remove Excess Wax from Your Skin
Okay, so there are a number of things that you can do to get rid of excess wax from your skin. But before you do that, we recommend that you moisturize your skin. Because waxy residue often remains because you have dry skin. Without further ado, let’s take a look at these amazing methods. Removing Wax with Hot Water
In terms of wax removal methods, this one is about as simple as you can get. All you need is a clean washcloth and hot water. Soak the cloth in the water, and place it over the wax residue, leaving it there for about one minute. 
Just as your wax warmer will melt the wax in the pot, the heat of the water will soften the residue on your skin, and after 60 seconds you should be able to use the washcloth to gently wipe it off of your skin.
Excess Wax Removal Using Oil
If hot water isn...