When should a client's skin reaction to waxing be recorded?

Recording a client's skin reaction to waxing at the end of the treatment is important as it allows the practitioner to assess how the skin has responded to the procedure. By this point, any immediate reactions such as redness, sensitivity, or irritation can be observed and documented. This information is crucial for understanding the client's tolerance to the waxing process and for planning future treatments accordingly.

Additionally, documenting the reaction after the treatment provides a comprehensive view of the client’s response, which can be beneficial for follow-up sessions and for addressing any potential issues. It ensures that the practitioner has a complete record of the treatment experience, which is essential for maintaining a high standard of care and for personalizing future services. This practice also supports any necessary aftercare recommendations that may be pertinent based on the observed reaction.