Waxing

In preparation for the treatment, it's essential for your hair to reach a minimum length of ¼ inch, approximately equivalent to the size of a grain of rice. Typically, achieving this length necessitates refraining from shaving for approximately 2-3 weeks prior to the session.

Smooth and even skin: Waxing not only eliminates unwanted hair but also exfoliates dead skin cells, leaving the skin feeling smooth and even.

Elimination of stubble: Unlike shaving, which often leads to stubble, waxing removes hair entirely from the root, resulting in smooth and stubble-free skin.

Slowed hair regrowth: Following waxing, hair regrowth occurs at a significantly slower rate, typically taking 4-6 weeks. Additionally, many individuals report that their regrown hair is finer in texture

Typically, a series of 3 treatments spaced in 4-week intervals is recommended depending on the specific concern.

Everyone's experience varies. Initially, expect hair growth and sporadic hairs in the 1-2 weeks post-waxing. After 3-6 months, enjoy around two weeks of smooth skin followed by hair regrowth, typically ready for waxing again at 4 weeks. Factors like waxing duration, follicle count, aftercare, shaving habits, hair texture, and growth rate influence these timelines.

No, there will not be. Waxing effectively eliminates hair at its root, a process that frequently leads to weakened follicles. With consistent waxing sessions, hair tends to become finer and less dense over time.

Regular exfoliation; incorporating the use of exfoliating gloves or a topical exfoliant is recommended.

A bikini wax typically involves removing hair that would be visible while wearing a swimsuit. This usually includes hair along the bikini line and may extend slightly inward towards the pubic mound area.

A brazilian wax involves the removal of all pubic hair, including hair from the front, back, and everything in between. This includes hair from the bikini line, and upper inner thighs.

 Waxing during your period is generally safe, but heightened sensitivity and discomfort may occur. It's advisable to communicate any concerns with your provider. Hormonal fluctuations may affect pain tolerance, and increased skin sensitivity could lead to heightened discomfort or irritation.