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Satin Smooth Professional Mini Wax Warmer

Satin Smooth Wax warmer was built with advanced engineering and thermostatically controlled heating elements, delivering the highest quality and most consistent results. Its unique and upscale design complements any professional environment. Heats all standard 14-16 oz wax cans. Thermostatically controlled heating mechanism maintain proper waxing temperature throughout the day.

Satin Smooth Professional Mini Wax Warmer Features:

Heats all standard 14-16 oz wax cans.
Thermostatically controlled heating mechanism maintain proper waxing temperature throughout the day.
This warmer was built with advanced engineering and thermostatically controlled heating elements, delivering the highest quality and most consistent results.
Its unique and upscale design complements any professional environment.

Satin Smooth Professional Mini Wax Warmer Tips:

Before operating the appliance, read the instructions enclosed with the product carefully for safe and proper use.
This warmer is intended for professional use only. Use in alternating current (60 Hertz) only. The warmer is design to operate at 120 volts AC. It has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). As a safety feature, this plug will fit in a polarized outlet only one way.
Remove the cellophane seal from Satin Smooth Wax Warmer. Do not turn warmer on this time.
Remove cellophane seal that is wrapped around Satin Smooth Wax container before placing into warmer.
Remove plastic lid from Satin Smooth Wax container and discard lid.
Place wax container in warmer. (Important: Do not pour contents of container into warmer.)
Plug line cord into the power source. Use 100/120V outlet only.
Press the switch on the side of the heater to the "ON" position. The indicator light on front of warmer will tell you the unit is on. Select desired temperature. Stir the wax regularly and thoroughly during the heating up period, using a wooden spatula. The consistency of the wax should be "runny" before you start to wax.