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Frequently Asked Questions
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Trim to about a quarter-inch if needed; avoid shaving for two weeks. Arrive clean, avoid heavy lotions, and expect pre-wax consultation. We can discuss numbing options and any concerns so your appointment is comfortable and customized.
Sensitivity varies by person, but discomfort is brief and manageable. Our technicians use warm wax, quick technique, and soothing products. Numbing cream is available on request and regular waxing sessions typically become less painful over time.
Most clients enjoy smooth results for three to six weeks depending on hair growth. Regular waxing can weaken follicles and extend intervals. Timing varies with hormones, genetics, and grooming routine — we’ll recommend a personalized schedule after your first appointment.
Avoid hot baths, saunas, and heavy exercise for 24 to 48 hours. Wear loose clothing and skip exfoliation immediately after. Apply a cooling lotion or aloe as directed, and begin gentle exfoliation after two days to prevent ingrown hairs.
Yes, many clients use topical numbing creams to reduce discomfort. Perform a patch test beforehand and follow product directions. Discuss use with your technician because heavy numbing may affect wax adherence; we’ll advise the best safe option for you.
Appointments may be postponed for active sunburn, open wounds, infections, recent chemical peels or retinol use, and certain medications like strong blood thinners. Disclose medical history or skin treatments so we can determine safety and suggest alternatives if needed.