1. What areas can be waxed?

Waxing can be done on various areas of the body, including the eyebrows, upper lip, chin, arms, legs, bikini line, back, and underarms.

2. How long do the results last?

Waxing provides long-lasting results, with hair typically regrowing in 3–6 weeks depending on the area treated and your hair growth cycle.

3. Does waxing hurt?

Waxing may cause some discomfort, but it is usually brief. The pain is often described as a quick sting that subsides quickly after the wax is removed. Regular waxing can make the process less painful over time.

4. Can I wax if I have sensitive skin?

Yes, waxing can be done on sensitive skin, but it's important to discuss any skin concerns with your technician before the treatment. We use gentle, high-quality waxes designed for sensitive skin.

5. How should I prepare for a waxing session?

Ensure your hair is about 1/4 inch long for the best results. Avoid shaving between sessions and exfoliate the area a day or two before the appointment to reduce the risk of ingrown hairs.

6. Can I wax while pregnant?

Waxing is generally safe during pregnancy, but it’s always best to consult with your doctor beforehand, especially if you have any concerns.

7. How do I care for my skin after waxing?

After waxing, avoid sun exposure, hot showers, and tight clothing for 24 hours. Moisturize the area and avoid scratching to prevent irritation.

8. Will waxing make the hair grow back thicker?

No, waxing does not make hair grow back thicker. In fact, over time, regular waxing can lead to finer, slower regrowth.

9. How often should I get waxed?

For the best results, waxing is usually done every 3–6 weeks, depending on the area and your hair growth cycle.

Eyebrow Wax

Eyebrow Wax