Waxing
FAQ's

Waxing weakens the hair as it grows back and eventually get thinner and sparse which then leads to it  not growing back.

If you want to be smooth and hairless, waxing will get you those results faster and at a more comfortable rate. If you do a comparison, you would be shaving at least 10-12 times a month versus waxing once a month.

You may think shaving is cheaper because the supply is just a razor and shaving cream to begin, but razors need to be replaced every so often and you would rather invest in quality razors. Waxing you are only paying $67 once every 4-6 weeks, With waxing, you are getting a professional service, under 30 minutes and you are also getting educated every time.

Shaving will give you more irritation and razor bumps. Waxing can cause a reaction, but those effects subside within 24 hours. Ingrown hairs can happen for many reasons, especially if you are not following proper aftercare. If you are just waxing and not exfoliating correctly, you will have more ingrown hairs.

The reason why you would be coming in every 4-6 weeks is to ensure that your hair cycles are even and are long enough to be waxed. With soft wax, I always encourage coming in at the 6 week mark to ensure best results. When you begin waxing it will take 3-4 waxing sessions to even out all hair cycles.

This is definitely a big NO. You either shave or wax. There is really no point to wax if you are going to shave.

Definitely don’t recommend it unless you have been coming in for a while and your hair cycles are growing back slower. Otherwise, stick to 6 weeks, because the longer you wait, the more painful it may be. This is from experience.

1. You should stop exfoliating 3 days prior to your appointment to avoid over exfoliating. 
2. If you are new, do not shave for 3-4 weeks,
3. Wear comfortable clothes to avoid any friction or irritation.
4. Take an ibuprofen 20-30 minutes prior to your appointment.
5. Hydrate yourself and moisturize your skin daily.
6. Do not shower too close to your appointment, the hair can soften and cause breakage which can lead to ingrown hairs.

Waxing aftercare refers to the steps and practices followed to care for the skin after any waxing services. In order to have smooth and protected skin you must exfoliate, moisturize and hydrate the skin to minimize irritation, redness, or discomfort.