Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full body waxing.

Results typically last three to six weeks depending on your hair growth cycle and area treated. Regular waxing often slows regrowth and softens hair, and maintenance appointments every four to six weeks keep skin smooth longer.

Sensitivity varies by person and area; you may feel brief discomfort during hair removal. Our therapists use warm wax, expert technique, breathing tips, and soothing aftercare to minimize pain. Regular waxing can make the process less uncomfortable over time.

Exfoliate gently a few days before and ensure hair is about ¼ inch long. Avoid tanning, strong retinoids, or blood-thinning medications before your visit. Arrive with clean, dry skin and discuss allergies or sensitivities with your therapist.

Common temporary effects include redness, mild bumps, or sensitivity that usually subside within 24–48 hours. Rarely, waxing can cause irritation or ingrown hairs; proper technique, patch tests, and recommended aftercare help reduce risks.

Most clients book maintenance every four to six weeks depending on individual growth rates and treated areas. After several sessions hair may thin and appointments can be spaced further apart; your therapist will tailor a schedule to suit your results.

Waxing is generally safe during pregnancy, but increased sensitivity is common; inform your therapist. If you are on blood thinners, acne medications, or prescription retinoids, consult your doctor first. A patch test and conservative approach are recommended when necessary.