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She is absolutely wonderful! I will never go to anyone else. Charmin makes you forget you’...more
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Very professional and detailed. 10/10 recommend for your waxing needs!
Frequently Asked Questions
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Arrive with clean, make-up-free skin and hair about 1/4 inch long. Avoid exfoliating or retinoids 48–72 hours before your visit. If you have PCOS, mention it so we can adjust technique and perform a sensitivity patch test.
Some sensitivity is normal, but most clients tolerate quick, targeted waxing well. We use gentle techniques and soothing post-wax treatments to minimize pain and inflammation, especially for thicker, hormonally driven hair. Numbing options are available on request.
Typically every 3–6 weeks depending on regrowth. Clients with PCOS may need more frequent appointments initially to manage faster regrowth; over time intervals often extend as hair thins with regular waxing.
No — waxing does not worsen PCOS. It removes hair from the root and does not affect hormones. Regular waxing can reduce visible density and coarseness, though medical treatment for PCOS should be discussed with your healthcare provider.
Avoid heat, heavy sweating, exfoliation and sun exposure for 24–48 hours. Use gentle cleansers and soothing lotions we recommend. For PCOS clients, consistent aftercare reduces irritation and helps prevent ingrown hairs and inflammation.
Yes — threading, tweezing, depilatory creams, laser hair removal, and prescription options exist. Laser can be effective for PCOS-related hair long-term but may require medical clearance; we’ll discuss the best options during consultation.