Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full Arm Wax.

Results typically last three to six weeks depending on individual hair growth. With regular waxing hair often grows back finer and sparser, but timing varies by hormones, metabolism, and prior hair removal methods.

Ensure hair is about 1/4 inch long so the wax can grip properly. Avoid moisturizers, oils, and retinoids for 48 hours prior. Clean, dry skin and loose clothing help make the service smoother.

Mild redness or sensitivity for a few hours is common after waxing. Apply soothing gel or cool compresses, avoid hot baths, saunas and heavy exercise for 24–48 hours, and use gentle products to calm the skin.

Pain varies by personal tolerance, but sensations are brief. Our therapists use fast, accurate techniques and calming measures to reduce discomfort. Many clients report less pain with repeat waxing as hair thins over time.

We recommend scheduling touch-ups every three to six weeks depending on individual growth. Regular waxing encourages finer regrowth. Avoid shaving between appointments so hair reaches the ideal length for effective removal.

Avoid waxing on sunburned, broken, infected, or recently treated skin. Certain medications like isotretinoin or blood thinners, and recent chemical peels may contraindicate waxing. Inform us of medical conditions so we can advise or perform a patch test.