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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Arm Waxing (Both).
Most clients enjoy smooth arms for four to six weeks. Results vary by hair growth cycle, hormones and individual genetics. Regular waxing often leads to finer, sparser regrowth so intervals can extend over time; we recommend scheduling routine appointments every four to six weeks.
Some discomfort is normal but waxing is brief and manageable. Our technicians use warm wax and precise technique to minimize pain. To reduce sensitivity, avoid caffeine, exfoliate beforehand, and consider taking an over-the-counter pain reliever thirty to sixty minutes before your appointment.
Trim or allow hair to grow to roughly 1/4 inch so wax can grip effectively. Avoid heavy sun exposure, tanning, and active exfoliation 24–48 hours prior. Do not apply lotions or oils on the day of your service and disclose medications or skin sensitivities.
Keep the area clean and cool after waxing to minimize irritation. Avoid hot showers, saunas, strenuous exercise and direct sun for 24–48 hours. Apply a soothing aloe or fragrance-free moisturizer, wear loose clothing, and resume gentle exfoliation after 48–72 hours.
Waxing can sometimes lead to ingrown hairs, especially with curly or coarse hair. Prevent them by exfoliating regularly after the initial 48–72 hour healing window, using gentle chemical exfoliants, moisturizing, and avoiding tight sleeves immediately after treatment.
Certain conditions require caution or exemption, like recent use of isotretinoin, active rashes, open wounds, severe eczema or psoriasis, and uncontrolled diabetes. Blood-thinning medications and very sensitive skin should be disclosed. We perform a consultation and patch test when needed.