Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about FULBODY WAX.

Gently exfoliate two days before, keep hair about ¼ inch long, avoid tanning and blood-thinners, and arrive clean and dry. Avoid heavy lotions the day of. Notify us about medications or skin conditions so we can tailor the service safely.

Pain varies by area, skin sensitivity, and hair thickness. Our estheticians use quick techniques, warm wax and soothing aftercare to minimize discomfort. Regular waxing often becomes less painful over time. Ask about topical numbing if you have low tolerance.

Results typically last three to six weeks depending on hair growth cycles and treated areas. Facial and arm hair may regrow sooner, while legs and back often stay smooth longer. Consistent waxing can thin regrowth and extend time between appointments.

Yes, but sensitivity may increase during menstruation. Many clients prefer to book before or after heavy flow days for comfort. If you choose to wax while menstruating, bring protection and inform your esthetician so we can be extra gentle and accommodating.

Temporary redness, bumps, and mild irritation are common immediately after waxing. Ingrown hairs can occur without regular exfoliation. Follow aftercare—gentle exfoliation after 48 hours, soothing lotion, avoid sun and tight clothing—to reduce side effects. Contact us for persistent reactions.

We accommodate sensitive skin and most allergies. Tell us about reactions, medications, or topical prescriptions before booking. We can perform a patch test, use hypoallergenic or hard waxes, and adjust techniques. In some cases we’ll recommend alternatives or a physician consult.