Beard shaping, underarm and bikini work on coarse hair — the treatments where a soft consumer film lets go too early.
A2’s rosin, refined to the ester: 70–100% rosinate, two colours, one base, and the areas a consumer wax cannot hold.
A2 PRO is A2’s rosin taken one step further — refined and esterified. It is the wax we send to therapists who work on coarse hair all day. Where A2 builds on rosin, the PRO base is built on glycerol esters of refined rosin — glyceryl rosinate and its hydrogenated form, 70–100% of the bead — which is where the extra tack and the firmer film come from. It ships in two colours, coral red and fruit orange, and the only lines that change between them are the two pigment lines.
A2 PRO is built on glyceryl rosinate — rosin that is refined and then esterified with glycerol. The ester has more tack than the raw resin, a lighter colour and a quieter smell in the pot, and it stays flexible at the film stage instead of turning brittle. That is the whole difference between an entry wax and a pro wax.
Both A2 and A2 PRO are rosin-family waxes. The ester is the reason A2 PRO costs more and lifts more per strip.
Coarse hair is not just longer — it is thicker, sits deeper and grows in a direction that resists a soft film. A2 PRO grips it because the ester gives the wax more tack at the same film thickness. Beard shaping, underarm and bikini work are the three places where that shows up first.
Grip is not the same as force. Read the film and pull parallel to the skin; a hard yank on a tacky wax bruises.
A2 PRO sets to a firmer sheet than A2. That makes it less forgiving of a thick application, but faster to read: the film goes from glossy to matte, and a matte film lifts cleanly. A therapist working back to back wants that signal, not a slow fifteen-second wait.
Apply thinner than you would with a consumer wax. A thick A2 PRO film stays tacky in the middle and tears at the edge.
A2 PRO comes in 100 g, 300 g, 500 g and 1 kg, in a jar or in the same stand-up bag platform as the rest of the range. A jar is easier to scoop from with a spatula; a bag is cheaper to ship and easier to store. Both hold the same bead.
Jar and bag counts are confirmed per order. Private-label artwork runs on the bag dielines first.
Four documents buyers ask for before a first container: the US cosmetic filing, the GMPC and ISO 22716 certificates for the plant, and the safety data sheet for the material. Excerpts are shown here; full copies are sent with the quotation.
Colour in this line is a working decision, not decoration. Coral red is matte and opaque: on skin it reads at a glance against every tone, so a therapist can see where the film is thin, where it has been double-dipped and where a strip is about to lift. Fruit orange is pearlescent and reflects more light, which suits a bright treatment room and photographs warmer on a shop page.
Both colours are the same declaration down to line 9. The resin, the waxes, the oil and the sweet orange note do not change; only the pigment pair does — iron oxide and titanium white for the coral, a pearlescent pigment with a yellow colourant for the orange.
Salons buy by the jar or the bag, re-order the same code, and do not re-train a technician when the colour changes, because the film behaves identically. For a private-label brand either colour can be kept as the signature or matched to your own range.
A third colour is a pigment project: chips, a trial batch, then a run. A2 PRO is not positioned as an entry wax — buyers who need a lower price point should quote A2.
The two colours perform the same. What changes is how the film reads in your light and how the bead looks in a product photo.
Matte and opaque, built on iron oxide red over titanium white. The film edge is easy to see on every skin tone, which is why this is the shade academies teach on.
Beard · bikini · underarm
A pearlescent orange that reflects light instead of sitting flat: brighter in a lit room, and a warmer first impression on a retail shelf or a shop page.
Legs · arms · backChips of both colours are sent before a private-label run. A third colour can be matched to a Pantone reference or a physical sample.
This is the declared composition of the PRO base. Two rosin esters carry the bead, paraffin and EVA build the film, and a sweet orange note runs through both colours. The same declaration applies to coral red and to fruit orange — only the pigment lines differ.
| # | INCI name | CAS No. | 中文名称 | % w/w |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Glyceryl Hydrogenated Rosinate | 65997-14-0 | 氢化甘油松香酯 | 40–60 |
| 2 | Glyceryl Rosinate | 8050-31-5 | 甘油松香酯 | 30–40 |
| 3 | Paraffin | 8002-74-2 | 石蜡 | 10–20 |
| 4 | Ethylene/VA Copolymer | 24937-78-8 | 乙烯/VA 共聚物 | 7–15 |
| 5 | Cera Alba | 8012-89-3 | 蜂蜡 | 2–6 |
| 6 | Mineral Oil | 8042-47-5 | 矿物油 | 1–5 |
| 7 | Hydrogenated Coconut Oil | 84836-98-6 | 氢化椰子油 | 0.5–5 |
| 8 | Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Oil | — | 甜橙油 | 0.2–2 |
| 9 | Parfum | — | 香精 | 0.2–2 |
| 10 | CI 77861 + CI 47000 | — | 果橙（珠光橙） | 0.1–2 |
| 11 | CI 77491 + CI 77891 | — | 珊瑚红 | 0.1–2 |
Glyceryl hydrogenated rosinate and glyceryl rosinate are rosin that has been refined and then esterified with glycerol. Between them they carry 70–100% of this bead, against 25–90% in A2, and the ester is why the film grabs coarse hair at a thinner layer.
Paraffin at 10–20% and EVA at 7–15% are lower than in the consumer formula: the ester does the holding, so less filler is needed and the sheet sets firmer instead of staying pliable.
The comfort layer is 2–6% beeswax, 1–5% mineral oil and 0.5–5% hydrogenated coconut oil. Small on purpose — an oil-heavy formula softens the tack a pro wax is bought for.
Fruit orange and coral red share lines 1–9. If a client asks whether the colours are the same wax: yes, with a different pigment pair, at 0.1–2%.
Ranges are the declared values on the PRO ingredient sheet. The approved declaration for the batch you buy governs the label.
The grades differ in the resin, and the resin is the first line of every declaration. A1 carries no rosin at all, the PRO line is built on glycerol esters of refined rosin, A2 builds on rosin. Everything else — tack, set time, scent, colour, channel — follows from that. Columns run from the highest price tier down: A1 and B1 first, then A2 PRO, then A2.
A1 | A2 PRO | A2 — consumer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade | Salon, rosin-free | Professional (salon and academy) | Consumer (DIY and e-commerce) |
| Resin system | Hydrogenated polydicyclopentadiene — no rosin | Glycerol esters of refined rosin — glyceryl rosinate and its hydrogenated form | Rosin (colophonium) with hydrogenated rosin, plus glyceryl rosinate |
| Rosin in the formula | None | 70–100% (rosin esters) | 25–90% (rosin acids and esters) |
| Melting range | 42–48 °C; 48 °C working | 55–65 °C | 50–60 °C |
| Tack / grip | Salon film; fine to medium hair | Highest tack; coarse hair, beard, bikini | All-purpose; holds hair from 3 mm |
| Film and set | 6–10 s; thin elastic sheet | Firmer sheet; matte read signals ready | 15–20 s; soft, flexible sheet |
| Scent | Natural rose flower oil, no added parfum | Sweet orange oil with parfum | Parfum 0.1–0.5% |
| Colour | Gold, pink and off-white | Coral red and fruit orange | 10 stock colours; any pigment to order |
| Best for | Rosin-free salons and private-label ranges | Beard shaping, underarm and bikini work on coarse hair | E-commerce brand sets, first-time users, whole body |
| Price index | Highest | High | Medium |
Figures are the declared ranges on the three ingredient sheets, not a formulation guide. Percentages sum per ingredient and overlap by design: a formula can carry two rosins and an ester at once. Ask for the declaration of the colour you are buying. Price index is a relative tier, not a quotation — A1 and B1 sit on the same tier, above A2 PRO, then A2.
Four sizes, two pack formats. A jar suits a trolley and a spatula; a bag suits shipping, storage and private label.
Bag weights are net. Jar fill weights and lid options are confirmed per order.
A2 PRO is a professional product. It is bought by people who wax for a living, sold by distributors who supply them, and specified by academies that teach coarse-hair work.
Beard shaping, underarm and bikini work on coarse hair — the treatments where a soft consumer film lets go too early.
The matte-film cue is easy to demonstrate: students can see when the wax is ready instead of counting seconds.
A rosin-ester line that sits above the entry rosin wax in price and performance, with the same carton logic.
Coral red as it stands, or matched to your range. Chips approved before the run.
A2 PRO is supplied to professional channels. It is not intended as a DIY retail wax — quote A2 for that.
A2 PRO is specified for the treatments where a failed strip costs the most: the ones on the face, the ones clients book for a special occasion, the ones that hurt if they have to be repeated.
By the jar or the bag for stock, by the kilogram for a private-label run. The pack changes; the ester bead does not.
Coral red from stock in 100 g, 300 g, 500 g and 1 kg.
Your artwork on the bag dielines, with a printed proof before production.
Coral red and fruit orange are stock. A third colour is a project: chips, a trial batch, then a run.
A 100 g pouch and a pressed chip for evaluation.
SDS, GMPC, ISO 22716 and the batch declaration.
Pricing for salons, distributors and academies on request.
Quotations depend on pack format, quantity and destination, are valid for 30 days and include the packing list.
The PRO bead runs on the same bag platform as A2, so the same two dielines apply. Download either one and design against it — the print house works from the same file.
Dielines are open downloads. The SDS and the batch declaration are released against an order or a signed NDA.
Values below refer to the standard configuration. Confirm the final specification, pack sizes and labelling for your destination market in the quotation.
| Brand | BeauTome |
|---|---|
| Model | A2 PRO |
| Product type | Hard wax beans |
| Grade | Professional (PRO) |
| Formula | Rosin esters: glyceryl rosinate and glyceryl hydrogenated rosinate, 70–100% |
| Colour | Coral red and fruit orange — same base, pigment pair only |
| Grip | Coarse and short hair, beard and bikini work |
| Film | Firmer than A2; matte finish signals readiness |
| Melting range | 55–65 °C |
| Application | Thin layer along hair growth; removed against it, no strips |
| Pack sizes | 100 g, 300 g, 500 g and 1 kg |
| Packing | Clear PET jar or stand-up bag |
| Shelf life | 24 months, stored below 25 °C away from light |
| Certification | FDA CPIS filing, Intertek GMPC, ISO 22716, SDS |
| Branding | BeauTome jar or bag, or private-label artwork on the bag |
Specifications are provided for evaluation and may be updated as the product is improved. The approved specification sheet for your order governs production, inspection and documentation.
A2 leads with rosin (colophonium) and is the entry-price all-purpose bead for DIY and e-commerce, with a 15–20 second set and ten colours. A2 PRO leads with glyceryl rosinate, the glycerol ester of refined rosin, with more tack and a firmer film, and is specified for coarse hair, beard, bikini and underarm work in professional salons. The full comparison is on this page above.
It can be used by a trained therapist, but it is not a teaching wax. A firmer, tackier film is less forgiving of a thick application, so a beginner tends to over-apply and tear the edge. A2 is the more forgiving bead for someone learning.
Yes. A2 PRO is a rosin-ester wax: glyceryl rosinate is made from rosin. Buyers who need a rosin-free claim should quote A1 or B1 instead.
A professional line benefits from a short, repeatable list: coral red and fruit orange both sit on the same declaration, so a salon can re-order either without a new approval. A third colour is a pigment project with chips and a trial batch, not a stock swap.
Yes. Lines 1–9 of the declaration are identical — the rosin esters, paraffin, EVA, beeswax, mineral oil, hydrogenated coconut oil, sweet orange oil and parfum. Only the pigment pair changes: iron oxide red with titanium white for coral, a pearlescent pigment with a yellow colourant for orange, at 0.1–2%.
The declared melting range is 55–65 °C — higher than the rosin-free salon waxes at 42–48 °C, because the ester base sets firmer and is worked in a thinner layer. It is still not a skin-application temperature: work to your heater, your room and the film in front of you.
A jar is easier to scoop from with a spatula and suits a trolley. A bag ships cheaper, stores flatter and is the format used for private label. Both hold the same bead.
Yes. Artwork runs on the bag dielines, and the jar label can be printed to your design. A printed proof and a coral chip are approved before production.
The safety data sheet, the Intertek GMPC and ISO 22716 certificates, the FDA cosmetic filing reference and the batch ingredient declaration.
No renders. Both PRO colours at the film stage, in the jar, and packed with the 100 g pouch.
Photographed on the packing floor. Colour on screen should be checked against a physical chip.
The PRO bead in the pot: how the ester melts down, and how the pearl settles once it is liquid.
Muted by default; press to play. The clip shows melt behaviour, not a curing or safety claim.
Jar counts and carton weights are set per order. Bags follow the A2 programme.
| Pack formats | Clear PET jar or stand-up bag |
|---|---|
| Sizes | 100 g / 300 g / 500 g / 1 kg |
| Jars per carton | Confirmed in the quotation |
| Carton marking | Neutral, MADE IN CHINA; your shipping marks on request |
| Storage | Below 25 °C, away from light; 24-month shelf life |
| Shelf life | 24 months from production |
Carton dimensions and pallet quantities are confirmed in the quotation.
One rosin-free base, three shades — and a bag that carries no brand until you ask for one.
The white bead in the rosin-free range — a clean film for salons, and the wax inside our nose-wax kit.
The bead for e-commerce sets — ten colours, your bag artwork, and a slow 15–20 second set built for first-time users.
Salon stock, distributor pricing or a private-label run — the same form covers all three. Mention jar or bag and the market you sell into.
Pack format, quantity, channel and market.
A 100 g pouch and a coral chip for evaluation.
Pricing, packing list, lead time and artwork proof in one reply.