Frequently Asked Questions

The hair needs to be at least ¼ inch (about 0.5 cm) long for the wax to grip effectively. This usually takes 2-3 weeks of growth after your last shave or wax.

Waxing can cause some discomfort, especially if it's your first time or if the area is more sensitive. However, the pain is usually quick and temporary since the wax removes hair at the root. With regular appointments, your body tends to get used to the sensation and the discomfort decreases over time. Following proper pre and post-care protocols with good technique can also make the experience smoother.

There are several things you can do: Make sure the hair is at least ¼ inch long. Stay on schedule with frequent appointments so hair follicles weaken over time. Avoid waxing during your period when sensitivity is higher. Keep your skin well moisturized between appointments. Following these tips can make each session more comfortable.

Results typically last between 3-6 weeks, depending on your individual hair growth rate and the area waxed. Since waxing removes hair at the root, it takes longer to grow back compared to shaving. With consistent waxing, the time between sessions may even increase as hair roots weaken over time.

Let hair grow to at least ¼ inch. Gently exfoliate the area 3-4 days before. On the day of your appointment, ensure skin is clean and dry without lotions or oils. Keep skin moisturized in the weeks leading up to your appointment. Avoid sun exposure 24-48 hours before. Wear loose, comfortable clothing to your appointment.

You should postpone waxing if the skin has any irritation, wounds, or burns. Wait until the skin is completely healed. Also avoid direct sun exposure before waxing as freshly waxed skin is more sensitive and prone to burns or spots.