Which of the following statements is NOT true about waxing?

Waxing is considered a temporary hair removal method rather than a permanent one. While it effectively removes hair from the root, allowing for smoother skin for several weeks, the hair will eventually regrow. Waxing does not destroy the hair follicle, which is necessary for permanent hair removal.

Conversely, the other statements about waxing highlight its advantages, such as profitability for beauty professionals, the duration of results (which can indeed last four to six weeks), and its ability to efficiently remove hair from varying body areas, both large and small. These characteristics contribute to waxing's popularity as a hair removal service.