frequently asked questions

Does waxing hurt?

Waxing may cause discomfort for some individuals, as the process involves pulling hair out from the roots. Pain perception varies from person to person, and factors such as skin sensitivity and the specific area being waxed can also influence the level of discomfort. While some people find the sensation tolerable, others may experience more intense discomfort, especially during their first few sessions. However, many individuals report that the discomfort lessens with regular waxing as the hair follicles weaken over time. It's important to communicate with your esthetician, use proper techniques for pain management, and consider factors like timing your waxing appointments in relation to your menstrual cycle, as pain sensitivity can be higher during certain times. 

How long does waxing last?

The duration of the results from waxing can vary depending on individual factors and the specific body area being treated. On average, you can expect the smoothness to last for about 3 to 6 weeks. This is because waxing removes hair from the root, which means it takes time for new hair to grow back. It's important to follow a consistent waxing schedule for optimal results. Keep in mind that individual experiences may vary, and factors like skin care, exfoliation, and hair growth patterns can play a role in how long the effects of waxing last for each person.