How is soft wax typically removed?

Soft wax is typically removed using a cloth or paper strip because this method allows for effective adhesion between the wax and the strip. When the cloth or paper strip is pressed onto the wax-covered area and then quickly pulled away, it removes the wax along with the unwanted hair. This technique is particularly effective because the strips are designed to adhere to the wax and capture hair, providing a clean and efficient hair removal process.

Rinsing with water is not effective for removing soft wax, as it adheres strongly to the skin and requires a pulling action to detach it. Peeling it off is more characteristic of hard wax, which cools and hardens, allowing it to be removed in larger pieces without needing an additional material. Using a plastic spatula is typically associated with applying soft wax rather than removing it, as it's essential for spreading the wax evenly on the skin. Thus, the use of a cloth or paper strip is the recognized method for the successful removal of soft wax.