Frequently Asked Questions

Do not shower prior to waxing. The skin pores will be open after a warm shower, and the skin will be more prone to discomfort and bruising from a waxing treatment. Always wait at least a couple hours prior to waxing.

Before your appointment, avoid the following things: Avoid gels, lotions, and oil-based products on the areas of skin that will be treated Avoid tanning or excessive heat  Check the skin for any cuts, bruises, scrapes, etc. that might affect the waxing procedure

Waxing is the most effective when the hair is at around a quarter-inch long. Longer hair will not remove as easily, and shorter hair might not grip to the wax well, meaning additional discomfort when the wax is torn off.

This is a difficult question to answer, because there are many considerations. Waxing is typically the better option when looking for something that will last longer, leave you with smooth and exfoliated skin, and in some cases be done with less pain. Your decision will really depend on what the intended purpose is for removing […]

Waxing is wonderfully effective at removing hair, and having the effects last for up to six weeks in many cases. It is by no means a permanent solution though. At some point you will likely have to remove the hair again, although the hair that grows back will typically be finer than it was originally.

Sugaring is typically more gentle on the skin, as the compound only attaches to the hair, leaving the skin relatively unaffected. Additionally, sugaring is a more natural and environmentally-conscious option, which can also prevent skin irritation or allergic reactions for those with sensitive skin or allergic reactions to chemicals commonly found in other hair removal […]

Waxing is great at removing hair, but there are some negative attributions to be aware of as well. One thing to consider is folliculitis, which is a type of skin infection where bacteria enters via the recently-opened follicle openings right after a wax treatment.