What hair removal technique is often associated with the use of wax that requires strips to remove?

Soft wax is a hair removal technique that is typically used with strips to remove hair from the skin. When the soft wax is applied, it adheres to both the hair and the skin. A cloth or paper strip is then placed over the wax and firmly pressed down. Once it's pulled away quickly, the wax and hair are removed together. This method is known for effectively removing multiple hairs at once and is particularly popular for larger areas of the body, such as the legs and arms.

In contrast, hard wax does not require strips for removal; it hardens on the skin and is pulled off directly, making it more suitable for sensitive areas like the bikini line. Techniques like electrolysis involve using an electrical current to destroy hair follicles, and tweezing is a manual method that removes individual hairs with a pair of tweezers. Each of these methods has its own applications and benefits, but the characteristic of needing strips to remove the wax is distinctly associated with soft wax.