Certain oral drugs, like blood thinners and topical medications such as Accutane, Retin-A, Differin, and Retinol, can cause serious problems when waxing. Clients using such prescription medications may not be waxed and must wait the recommended amount of time before considering wax treatments. Clients who are diabetic or undergoing cancer treatment may also be unable to receive a waxing service.

It’s important for your hair be long enough in order to wax. Hair should be at least 1/4-1/2 inch long and not any longer than 1 inch.It’s important for your hair be long enough in order to wax. Hair should be at least 1/4-1/2 inch long and not any longer than 1 inch.

With each waxing visit, your sensitivity will become less and less as the hair becomes thinner and thinner. To acheive this, it is recommended you get on a regular waxing schedule. Clients who wax on a regular basis come in every 3-6 weeks, depending on their personal preference and hair growth.

Yes! Clients who wax on a regular basis notice a significant decrease in their hair growth and thickness. Waxing damages the hair’s folicle, causing the new hair growth to be much finer and far less. After long term waxing, it’s possible for some hair to never grow back however these results are not for everyone.

– No sun exposure to waxed skin for 12 hours after a waxing treatment.
– No hot baths for 24 hours after any body waxing treatment.
– No body scrubs for 24 hours after a waxing treatment.