The main difference between a hard waxing service and a soft waxing service is:

The distinction between hard waxing and soft waxing primarily lies in the application and removal of the wax.

In hard waxing, the wax is applied directly to the skin and then allowed to cool and harden before being removed. This allows it to adhere to the hair itself rather than the skin, facilitating easier and less painful removal. It is especially effective for sensitive areas such as the face and bikini line, as it typically causes less irritation.

Conversely, soft waxing involves the application of warm wax that remains pliable. It is typically spread in a thin layer over the skin, after which a cloth or paper strip is placed on top and then quickly pulled off to remove the wax along with the hair. This method can also remove the top layer of dead skin cells, but it may not be as suitable for sensitive areas due to its adherence to both hair and skin.

Choosing the appropriate waxing method depends on the area being treated and the desired results, making the application and removal process the key differentiator between hard and soft waxing services.