How do you remove water-insoluble wax from the skin?

Using oil-based solutions is the appropriate method for removing water-insoluble wax from the skin because oil effectively dissolves other oils and waxes. Water-insoluble waxes do not mix well with water, making water-based solutions ineffective for this purpose. Oil-based products break down the wax, allowing it to be wiped away easily from the skin's surface.

This method is particularly effective because oil can penetrate the wax and disrupt its structure, while alcohol-based solutions can sometimes irritate the skin or not sufficiently break down the wax. Cream-based solutions may not have the necessary composition to effectively dissolve waxes, making them less efficient in this scenario. Therefore, the oil-based approach ensures the wax is effectively removed without compromising skin integrity.