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Get answers to common questions about Shoulders Wax.
Most clients stay hair-free for three to six weeks depending on individual growth cycles and hair thickness. Regular waxing can thin regrowth over time. Follow recommended aftercare to prolong smoothness and prevent irritation.
Mild redness and sensitivity are common but typically subside within 24–48 hours. Technicians use proper technique and soothing post-wax products to minimize ingrown hairs. Exfoliate gently and follow aftercare to reduce risk and promote healthy regrowth.
Ensure hair is at least a quarter-inch long, avoid sun exposure and heavy tanning for 48 hours, and arrive with clean, lotion-free skin. Inform us of medications or skin conditions so we can tailor your treatment safely.
Most clients book every 3–6 weeks depending on hair growth and desired maintenance. As you continue waxing, intervals may lengthen due to finer regrowth. We’ll recommend a personalized schedule during consultation to match your goals.
Yes, our experienced technicians assess skin sensitivity and may use gentler waxes or techniques. You’ll receive pre- and post-care instructions, and patch tests are available to minimize reactions for acne-prone or reactive skin.
Avoid hot showers, sun exposure, and heavy sweating for 24–48 hours. Use gentle cleansers and recommended moisturizers; exfoliate gently after 48–72 hours to prevent ingrowns. Contact us if prolonged irritation occurs.