Your hair should be at least 1/8th of an inch long (except the face).
Stop shaving, tweezing and using chemical removers 2 weeks before your service.
EXFOLIATING - WATER - MOISTURIZING
are basically the holy grail of waxing. Its Imperative that you exfoliate 2-3 times a week to remove dead skin cells that builds up and traps hair-under your skin causing ingrown hairs.
Taking care of your body from the inside out breeds better results over all, but staying hydrated at least a week before your wax can completely change your waxing experience. The hair will be more likely come out easier and less likely to break.
Moisturizing goes hand in hand with drinking water. Don’t forget to lotion up with lotions that don’t have things that clog your pores like Lanolin, Carrageenan, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Palm oil, Coconut oil and Wheat germ. That goes for any part of your body, this is the only skin you’ll ever have. Therefore you should take care of it.
If it is your time of the month, I will still do your service if you’re comfortable (just make sure to wear a tampon). Also, you can take Advil before your appointment to ease the pain - your skin may be more sensitive during this time.
If you are a new client, expect at least 3 consistent visits for your all of your hair to be on the same growth cycle and start seeing your hair density minimize.
Last but not least if you want to be consistent debating on how fast your hair grows-I should be seeing you every 4-6 weeks.
I had such a great experience! She was incredibly personable and made me feel completely comfortable throughout the entire process. I hadn’t gotten a wax in almost three months, so I was expecting a lot of pain, but I was shocked at how minimal it was! She was quick yet thorough, and I experienced little to no irritation afterward.