Hair should be at least 1/4 inch long (about the size of a grain of rice) for the wax to grip effectively.

Avoid shaving for atleast 2-3 weeks before waxing.

The first wax is always the most uncomfortable. Discomfort decreases with regular waxing and consistent aftercare routine. However pain levels vary by person.

•Gently exfoliate the area 24 hours before

•Come with clean, dry skin (no lotion or oil)

•Wear loose-fitting clothing for comfort afterwards

Absolutely! But keep in mind your skin may be more sensitive during this time. If you choose to wax, please wear a clean tampon.

Most people stay smooth for 3 to 6 weeks, depending on their hair growth cycle. For best results, wax every 4–6 weeks. Staying on a consistent schedule helps reduce discomfort and encourages slower, finer, and sparser regrowth.

Yes, but always inform your wax specialist if you have sensitive skin, allergies, or are using skincare products like Retin-A or Accutane. A patch test can be done if you're unsure.

Yes! Most pregnant clients continue to wax throughout their pregnancy but always consult with your doctor to make sure that is the right decision for you! Keep in mind, skin can be more sensitive during this time.

For 24–48 hours post-wax:

•No hot showers or baths

•Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds

•Skip the gym, saunas, and tight clothing

•Avoid fragranced products or exfoliants on the waxed area

Ingrowns can happen, especially if you have curly or coarse hair. Prevent them by exfoliating gently 2–3 times a week and moisturizing regularly.