What action would you take if the hair in the area being worked on does not come out?

The recommended course of action when hair does not come out during waxing is to tweeze the remaining hairs. This method is effective because tweezers allow for precision in removing individual hairs that may not have been fully coated by the wax or may have been missed during the waxing process. It ensures a smooth finish in the area treated and helps achieve the desired level of hair removal, especially in areas where unwanted hair is minimal.

Tweezer use is also beneficial because it minimizes irritation to the skin compared to applying more wax, which could cause discomfort or damage to sensitive skin. Additionally, while shaving may provide a quick solution, it can lead to hair regrowth that feels coarser or thicker, and it does not offer the same long-lasting results as waxing or tweezing. Ignoring the hairs would not fulfill the client's expectations for a clean result and could affect their overall satisfaction with the service. Therefore, using tweezers is the most appropriate and effective choice in this scenario.