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Frequently Asked Questions
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Trim hair to about 1/4 inch if needed, avoid shaving for at least two weeks, exfoliate gently in the days before, arrive showered, and avoid heavy lotions. Inform your technician about allergies or sensitivities prior to treatment.
You may experience brief discomfort as hair is removed, typically felt as quick tugs. Pain varies by individual sensitivity and area; experienced technicians use efficient technique, pre-wax products, and calming methods to reduce discomfort. Topical numbing creams are available on request.
Most clients enjoy smooth results for three to six weeks depending on hair growth cycle, hormones, and lifestyle. Regular waxing often leads to finer regrowth and can gradually extend the time between appointments for easier maintenance.
Yes. Avoid hot showers, saunas, heavy exercise and tight clothing for 24–48 hours to minimize irritation. Apply soothing aloe or antibacterial lotion as recommended, avoid sun and pools for 48 hours, and begin gentle exfoliation after 72 hours.
No. Waxing requires hair presence to grip; shaving removes the root and prevents effective waxing. Wait until hair is at least 1/4 inch long (about 7–14 days) or reschedule the appointment for successful hair removal.
Yes. Active skin infections, open wounds, recent surgery, severe varicose veins, or isotretinoin (Accutane) use can make waxing unsafe. Blood thinners and uncontrolled diabetes increase risks. Disclose medications and medical history so we can advise or obtain clearance.