Waxing can feel uncomfortable, particularly the first time. Everyone's experience is different. We work efficiently, explain each step, and help you feel comfortable throughout your visit.
About 1/4 inch of growth is often enough for wax to grip. After shaving, many guests need roughly 3–4 weeks of regrowth, depending on the area and their individual hair cycle. Not sure if you're ready? Call or text us.
Nope—put that razor down! Shaving cuts regrowth short so some hairs may be too short to remove at your next wax. That can leave uneven results. Here's why we recommend waiting →
Yes. Gentle cleansing, appropriate moisturizing and a consistent routine can support comfort between appointments. Wait until your skin has calmed before resuming exfoliation, and follow your esthetician's recommendations for your treated area.
No. Shaving doesn't change the thickness or growth rate of hair follicles. A freshly cut hair can feel more blunt as it grows out, which is why stubble sometimes seems coarser.
Many guests do well with appointments about every four weeks, but your ideal timing depends on the area and hair growth. We'll help you find your rhythm.
Temporary redness, sensitivity or bumps can happen after waxing. Tell us about reactive skin, allergies and medications that may affect your skin before your service. We'll explain how to care for your skin afterward.
We use clean supplies, gloves as appropriate, single-use applicators, and careful sanitation procedures between guests. If you have questions about products or hygiene, we're happy to walk you through our process.
Comfortable, loose clothing is a great choice, especially for bikini and body waxing. Friction on freshly waxed skin can feel irritating.
Give recently waxed skin time to settle. Avoid intense heat, heavy friction, hot tubs, tanning and strenuous sweating for about 24 hours, or as directed for your skin. Contact us if you have a reaction that concerns you.
