Waxing is a popular hair removal method that many individuals choose for its effectiveness and relatively long-lasting results. The process involves applying warm wax to the skin and then removing it quickly to pull hairs from the root. While waxing can leave the skin smooth and hair-free, it also temporarily affects the skin’s surface and can lead to sensitivity. After a waxing session, it’s common for individuals to have questions about their post-treatment activities, particularly regarding intimate interactions. Understanding how waxing affects the skin can help in making informed decisions about what to do afterward. The skin may become red, sensitive, or irritated immediately after waxing, and these effects can…