Which of the following is NOT a reason for avoiding waxing?

Avoiding waxing is important in certain circumstances to ensure the safety and comfort of the client. Regular sun exposure is not considered a direct contraindication for waxing. In contrast, active acne or pustules, a history of skin sensitivity, and the presence of varicose veins are significant concerns. Waxing over active acne can aggravate the condition and spread bacteria, leading to more breakouts. Skin sensitivity may increase the risk of irritation or allergic reactions during and after the waxing procedure. Varicose veins pose a risk as well since waxing can cause trauma to the fragile veins, leading to complications. Therefore, while sun exposure may lead to sensitivity in some clients, it is not as critical a factor as the others listed when determining whether to perform waxing.