Q: At what age can you start hair removal?
A: Hair removal can begin as young as 10 years old with consent of a parent or guardian before service.
Q: How long does a bikini hair removal last?
A: 3-5 weeks
Q: Can I have a facial and removal the same day?
A: Yes! However, if you have any concerns or exceptionally sensitive skin it is best to wait or consult with your esthetician.
Q: How long should hair be before hair removal?
A: For facial hair removal 1/8 inch and for body hair removal: 1/4 inch. This allows us to achieve a smooth clean removal.
Q: Can I go tanning and get hair removal the same day?
A: No it is recommended that tanning should not be done 24 hours before or after hair removal.
Q: It it okay to have a bikini hair removal during pregnancy?
A: It is safe for pregnant women up until their second trimester. We advise against hair removal for clients in their third trimester, as the sensitive nature of this service could prompt premature labor.
Q: Can I come in during my period for a bikini wax?
A: No. It isn’t a good idea to have a waxing during the period for two reasons. One is that you are far more sensitive to ?????
Q: What ??? health conditions ???? removal?
A: Prescription acne medication such as Retin-A or Accutane Skin care products containing over 8% of glycolic and alphahydroxy acids. Bloof pressure medications. Diabetes or phlebitis. Having had a Botox treatment in the past 72 hours. having had a chemical peel or dermabrasion treatment within the last 90 days. Always consult your doctor with any concerns or questions.
Prep
Taking a shower the day of your waxing is highly encourages with particular attention paid to the area in question. Personal hygiene is a must and will make the esthetician’s job a bit easier too. Clip your pubic hair down to 1/4 inch in length. This allows an easy removal and that will cause less discomfort. Don’t shave it down to nothing because at the shorter lengths the hair is very stiff and difficult to remove.
Hints
To reduce pain and/or redness take two anti-inflammatory caplets and antacids about one hour before appointment. You may use a gentle antiseptic or witch hazel to prevent breakouts occurred previously so they will not apply an oily cream after hair removal. For excessive discomfort or redness use an antibiotic ointment with pain reliever in it and keep the area moist or use a pure aloe vera gel, ice and cold compression. For dry skin, moisturizing before hair removal is recommended. However, breakout prone clients should use an antiseptic or antibiotic ointment.