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What Our Clients Say
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(Translated by Google) Excellent experience with Jessie!
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really good service great work and super quick
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Patricia was amazing
I've been coming here for years and love it. Appointments are easy to make online. The sta...more
(Translated by Google) Julie is spectacular, she's super good, I recommend her
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Upper and Lower Lip.
A typical appointment takes about 10 to 20 minutes total, including consultation and aftercare. Exact time varies by hair amount and skin sensitivity. Our experienced estheticians work quickly and carefully to ensure comfort, precision, and excellent smooth results.
Most clients feel brief discomfort—like a quick sting—during waxing. We use gentle waxes, expert technique, and calming aftercare to reduce pain. Communicate any sensitivity beforehand and we’ll customize approach with numbing options or patch tests for safe, comfortable treatment.
Regrowth timing varies, but most people enjoy smooth lips for three to six weeks. Hair grows back finer over time with regular waxing. Factors like hormones, hair cycle, and individual genetics influence regrowth pace; we'll discuss expectations during your visit.
If active inflammation, open sores, or severe rosacea are present, we advise postponing waxing. Mild acne or healed lesions may be treated cautiously. Our estheticians will assess skin, recommend a safe plan, and may perform a patch test prior to treatment.
Avoid sun exposure, hot showers, heavy makeup, and exfoliation for 24–48 hours. Apply soothing aloe or recommended post-wax serum to reduce redness. Exfoliate gently after 48 hours to prevent ingrown hairs and maintain smooth, healthy skin between appointments.
Yes—certain conditions like active cold sores, open wounds, recent chemical peels, Accutane use, uncontrolled diabetes, or severe skin conditions may disqualify you. Share medical history and medications during consultation so we can safely determine eligibility and possible alternatives.