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Frequently Asked Questions
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Sessions typically take 45 to 75 minutes depending on hair amount, skin sensitivity and whether it's your first appointment. Allow extra time for consultation, patch testing or pre-wax trimming. Arrive clean and relaxed to help the process go smoothly.
Some discomfort is normal, especially in sensitive areas, but the pain is brief and diminishes with regular waxing. Our estheticians use gentle techniques, high-quality wax and soothing aftercare. We can discuss numbing options and tips to reduce sensitivity before your appointment.
Trim to roughly ¼ inch if hair is very long, arrive with clean, dry skin free of oils or lotions. Avoid heavy exfoliation, tanning or retinoids for several days. Consider taking ibuprofen an hour before if you have low pain tolerance.
Most clients notice regrowth in three to six weeks depending on hair cycle, hormones and individual growth rates. With consistent waxing, hair often grows back finer and sparser. Results vary; scheduling regular appointments helps maintain longer-lasting smoothness.
Yes. Avoid hot baths, saunas, intense workouts and sun exposure for 24–48 hours. Skip exfoliation and fragranced products for two days. Use calming, fragrance-free moisturizers or aloe and wear loose clothing to reduce irritation and allow follicles to settle.
Waxing is generally safe during pregnancy, though sensitivity may increase and skin can be more reactive. Many clients wait until after the first trimester; always consult your doctor for high-risk pregnancies. Tell your esthetician about your pregnancy so we can adjust technique and aftercare.