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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients experience brief sting during hair removal, but discomfort is short-lived. We use pre-wax numbing options, gentle waxing techniques, and soothing herbal balms afterward to reduce pain. Communicate with your technician for breaks or adjustments to increase comfort.
Ideally hair should be about a quarter-inch (around six millimeters) to ensure the wax grips effectively. If hair is too short, regrowth may be necessary; if too long, we gently trim before waxing for optimal results.
Most clients return every four to six weeks depending on personal hair growth and sensitivity. Regular appointments help thin regrowth and reduce discomfort. We’ll recommend a schedule based on your individual cycle and desired smoothness during consultation.
Yes, many clients choose waxing during their period. Bring a tampon or menstrual cup for comfort. Communicate with your technician; we’ll take extra precautions for hygiene and sensitivity. If you feel uncomfortable, rescheduling is always an option without penalty.
Exfoliate gently a day or two before, avoid heavy lotions or self-tanners, and shaving between appointments is discouraged. Arrive clean, hydrated, and wearing comfortable clothing. If you’re on topical medications or have skin conditions, inform us beforehand.
Mild redness, tenderness, and tiny bumps are common immediately after waxing and typically subside within twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Avoid hot baths, tight clothing, and vigorous exercise for twenty-four hours. Contact us if you notice prolonged swelling, severe pain, or signs of infection.