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Frequently Asked Questions
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Typically, underarms stay smooth for three to six weeks, depending on individual hair growth and hormonal factors. Regular waxing can extend intervals between appointments as hair grows back finer. We can recommend a personalized schedule based on your results.
Most clients feel brief stinging or pulling, especially on first sessions. We use fast, professional techniques and soothing pre- and post-care to minimize pain. Numbing options or a gentle approach can be discussed if you're particularly sensitive.
Avoid shaving for at least two weeks so hair reaches optimal length. Exfoliate gently a day or two before, avoid heavy deodorants or antiperspirants on the day, and inform us of any skin sensitivities or medications.
Avoid hot showers, saunas, and intense workouts for 24 hours. Use gentle, fragrance-free products and apply a soothing lotion or aloe vera. Exfoliate lightly after 48 hours to reduce ingrown hairs, and contact us if redness persists or infection signs appear.
Avoid applying deodorant or antiperspirant immediately before waxing; residues can interfere with wax adhesion. After waxing wait at least 6-24 hours before using scented products; choose a gentle, alcohol-free deodorant to minimize irritation and test on a small area first.
Generally safe, but sensitivity and blood flow changes can increase discomfort. Inform your technician if pregnant or breastfeeding; we'll adjust pressure, use extra soothing care, and avoid certain products. If you have complications or medical concerns, consult your healthcare provider first.