Tips and Tricks
Waxing is a popular hair removal method that provides longer-lasting results compared to shaving. It removes hair from the root, which means you won’t have to worry about stubble or regrowth for several weeks. Waxing can also lead to finer and sparser hair over time.
While waxing can help reduce the occurrence of ingrown hairs by pulling hair out from the root, it may not completely eliminate them. Regular exfoliation can further assist in preventing ingrown hairs. Regarding hyperpigmentation, waxing itself doesn’t remove dark spots, but consistent waxing may help even out skin tone over time by promoting skin cell turnover. However, it’s important to follow up with proper aftercare.
The frequency of waxing can vary depending on your hair growth cycle, but generally, it is recommended to wax every 4 to 6 weeks. This allows the hair to grow back sufficiently for effective removal while minimizing discomfort.
We use a combination of soft wax (used with strips) and hard wax (which hardens and is removed without strips). Our soft wax is rice based and contains Zinc oxide. Zinc oxide calms the skin improving the clients experience. suitable for sensitive skin types. Our hard wax is designed for a luxury waxing experience. Free from parabens, rosin, fragrance, and dyes, this formula ensures comfort and effectiveness with pain-reducing ingredients. With vitamin E and ingredients that sooth your skin.
Waxing can cause some discomfort, especially for first-timers.The pain is usually brief, as the hair is removed quickly. Many find that the discomfort decreases with regular waxing as the hair becomes finer over time.
The benefits of waxing include:
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Long-lasting results: Hair takes longer to grow back compared to shaving.
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Smoother skin: Waxing exfoliates the skin, removing dead skin cells along with hair.
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Reduced hair growth: Regular waxing can lead to finer, less dense hair over time.
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Precision: Waxing can shape eyebrows and remove hair in hard-to-reach areas effectively.
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Less irritation: Waxing can be gentler on the skin compared to shaving, which can cause razor burn.
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