Waxing FAQs

  • Hair should be at least ¼ inch long (about the size of a grain of rice). This ensures the wax can properly grip the hair for a proper removal. For the best results avoid shaving 2-3 weeks before your wax appointment.

  • Everyone’s pain tolerance is different. Most clients feel a quick sting, but it’s brief. However, the pain decreases with regular waxing. I do my best to make the experience as quick and comfortable as possible.

  • Every 4–6 weeks is ideal to maintain smooth results and reduce discomfort.

  • Yes, but you may be more sensitive. Please wear a clean tampon or menstrual cup if you choose to keep your appointment.

  • Exfoliate gently 24 hours before, Avoid caffeine and alcohol, Wear loose clothing and plan accordingly for your arrival.

  • No hot baths, saunas, sexual activity, pools, fragranced products or workouts for 24–48 hours, Avoid sun exposure and tanning, No touching or exfoliating the area for at least 48-72 hours.

  • Shaving can disrupt hair growth and make your next wax less effective and more painful.

  • Waxing removes hair from the root, so most clients enjoy 2-4 weeks before regrowth.

  • Yes. Waxing is generally safe during pregnancy, though you may feel more sensitive due to hormonal changes. For clients further along, I provide a supportive wedge pillow for comfort and proper positioning throughout the service.

  • I use hard wax (coral and limited edition) from the brand ital.

Laser Hair Removal FAQs

  • Laser hair removal uses concentrated light to target the pigment (melanin) in hair follicles, damaging them to reduce or prevent future growth.

  • Yes! The Gentle YAG Pro laser is specially designed to be safe and effective for medium to darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick IV–VI). It targets the hair follicle precisely while protecting surrounding skin, reducing the risk of irritation or pigmentation changes.

  • Laser hair removal targets pigment in the hair shaft. Gray, white, blond or red hair’s have very little melanin. They typically do not respond to treatment These hairs often remain unaffected because laser energy cannot effectively heat the follicle. Clients with dark hair are ideal candidates.

  • It feels like a quick rubber band snap. Most clients find it tolerable, especially as you complete more sessions.The gentle yag pro includes a dynamic cooling device that helps soothe the skin, making the experience more comfortable while protecting the skin.

  • Yes! Please shave the treatment area 24 hours before your session. Avoid waxing, tweezing, or threading in between sessions.

  • this varies by area and hair density. Typically 6–12 sessions spaced 6 weeks apart for optimal results. Maintenance (touch up) sessions may be needed. Depending on the area.

  • Laser significantly reduces hair growth, but some touch-ups may be needed due to hormonal changes or regrowth. Laser hair removal provides approximately 80% long-term reduction depending on body area and amount of sessions.

  • No sun exposure or tanning for 2 weeks, Avoid retinols, AHAs, and exfoliants for at-least 10 days, No antibiotics or photosensitive meds (please check with me if unsure). Also skip any lotion, or oils on the treatment areas, because they can interferes with the lasers effectiveness.

  • Yes, just like with waxing, but you’ll need to wear a clean tampon or cup.

  • Treatments work best when the hair is in the anagen phase, missing sessions disrupts the rhythm leading to slow results and the need for more treatments.

  • Temporary redness, swelling, or mild irritation can occur, but usually resolves within 24-48 hours.

  • Yes. While laser hair removal offers long-term, permanent hair reduction, your body can still produce new hairs over time. Most of the destroyed follicles will not grow back, but your body can always make new hairs over time due to hormones, and genetics. Most clients maintain their results with 1–3 touch-up sessions per year, depending on their skin type, hair type, and lifestyle.