Frequently Asked Questions

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Results vary by hair growth and method. Threading often lasts two to six weeks; waxing commonly lasts three to four weeks. Individual cycles differ, and regular maintenance appointments can reduce visible regrowth. We'll advise a schedule tailored to your hair type and skin sensitivity.

Pain varies by individual and technique. Threading can feel like brief, sharp tugs while waxing pulls on larger areas. For sensitive skin, we recommend a gentle approach, numbing balms if appropriate, and experienced technicians to minimize discomfort and reduce irritation.

Cleanse the area and avoid heavy creams or makeup; exfoliate gently a couple days before to prevent ingrown hairs. Avoid sunburns and waxing within 24 hours of chemical peels. Arrive with hair at least a few millimeters for effective removal.

Threading can sometimes lead to ingrown hairs if hair breaks or is removed below the follicles. Prevent by gently exfoliating, moisturizing, and using salicylic acid or topical treatments as recommended. Regular professional removal and avoiding picking reduces ingrown hair risk.

Wait at least a few hours before applying makeup, preferably twelve to twenty-four hours for sensitive skin. Use clean, non-comedogenic products and avoid heavy foundations immediately after treatment to reduce irritation and risk of clogged pores or infection.

Yes. Avoid treatment if you have active cold sores, severe acne, open wounds, sunburn, recent chemical peels, or are on retinoids or blood thinners without medical approval. Consult our technician to assess skin conditions and recommend a safe alternative or timing.