How should clients communicate any discomfort during a waxing session?

Clients should verbally inform the technician immediately if they experience any discomfort during a waxing session. This approach enables open communication, allowing the technician to make adjustments to ensure the client's comfort and safety. Immediate verbal feedback can help the technician respond promptly, whether that means altering the technique, reducing pressure, or taking a break if needed.

While hand signals or written notes could serve as communication methods in other contexts, they may not offer the immediacy or clarity required during a waxing session when quick adjustments could alleviate discomfort. Similarly, waiting until the session is over to address any pain could lead to unnecessary discomfort and might not allow for any remedial action during the procedure, which is essential for maintaining a positive experience for the client.