No, it will not. Waxing removes hair by the root, often weakening the root in the process. Therefore, if anything, waxing may make the hair finer and softer with repeated regular waxing.

You must let your hair grow in for at least 2-3 weeks if you have shaved in order to get a good wax. This should be about a half an inch, compare it to the length of your eyebrow hairs. If you can pull on it with your fingers, it is probably long enough.

Yes! If you are waxing for the first time for a special event or occasion, we strongly recommend scheduling the same service 4-8 weeks PRIOR to make sure that you have no adverse reactions and to ensure that you have the best results possible.

We recommend that you do not tan before or at least 24 hours after. Also, don't come in with a fresh spray tan because waxing will exfoliate your tan right off! It is best to wait 24 hours after waxing before getting a spray tan.

This varies depending on area of body being waxed and individual hair growth, however, on average we recommend waxing every 4 weeks for best results.

Eyebrows can vary from every 2-6 weeks depending on the fullness and rate of growth. NO SHAVING in that area between waxes. Shaving traumatizes the hair follicle and creates redness and ingrown hairs.

Yes. If you are on your cycle just wear a tampon and be prepared to be a little more sensitive than usual. Same goes for a few days before you cycle as well.

Yes. You may be a little more sensitive than usual, but we regularly wax mothers-to-be up to a week before their due date!

It hurts more the first time than any other time because we are pulling out 100% of the hair, your nerves are on edge and you don't know what to expect. You will experience a quick temporary sting that stops hurting right away. By far the worst part for most people is the anticipation, not the actual removal. Follow all the tips we give you and you will be fine. You second time will be so much EASIER!

The pain associated with waxing is highly sensationalized and can be a barrier for some. Of course we are sensitive to this and do everything we can to minimize your discomfort. We recommend avoiding caffeine prior to your visit, and scheduling around your menstrual cycle, as both of these can make you more sensitive.

It is normal for your skin to show some redness after waxing. Some skin is more sensitive than others and reactions may range from no redness at all to very red. The first time you wax an area, or if it has been awhile since your last waxing, you will probably experience some redness and sensitivity afterwards. This usually subsides within a few hours, or for very sensitive skin within 24 hours.

To prevent clogged pores, it is best not to put any heavy lotions on the skin after waxing. Witch hazel, aloe vera gel, diluted pure lavender or blue chamomile essential oil may be used to soothe the skin. It is recommended to wait 24 hours before applying antiperspirant to underarms after waxing that area.

Ingrown hairs are thin hairs that cannot push through the skin resulting in inflammation. The best way to prevent is to gently exfoliate 2-3 times a week. We have a variety of products available including exfoliating gloves, body scrubs and Tend Skin to help minimize this condition

Yes! You CANNOT be waxed if you are taking any antibiotics, Accutane, Differin, or Retin A, or retinol products. Accutane users must wait a full year before waxing. A good rule of thumb is that if you are using a prescription from a dermatologist, you should check with them prior to any waxing or skin service.

All of these products thin out and weaken your skin making you more sensitive and likely to burn or peel. You should wait 2-6 weeks depending on how long you have been on the medication before you wax as we want to make sure the medication is out of your system so you have the best waxing experience possible. If you are not sure of how you may react from any medication you are taking, please give us a call beforehand so we can help you determine if you are able to get waxed.