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Very clean and friendly staff. She did great with my hair! Will come back for root touch u...more
Had my eyebrows and upler lip threaded by Sonia. I was pleased with how they turned out. S...more
Had my brows and upper lip threaded by Sonia. She was welcoming and gentle. I left feeling...more
great service!
Lucky is the best! ZERO pain when I get threading done. Such a nice shape and this is hone...more
Sonya facial was the best I’ve ever had!! Her hands are magical
Frequently Asked Questions
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Hair should be about 1/4 inch (5-7 mm) long so the wax can grip effectively. If hair is too short, wait a week. Avoid shaving between appointments and gently exfoliate a few days before to reduce ingrown hairs.
No. Waxing removes hair from the root, so regrowth is usually softer and finer over time. Regular waxing can reduce visible density. Individual results vary with hair type and hormones; ask your technician for personalized expectations.
Generally every 4-6 weeks depending on your hair growth cycle. New clients may return sooner while regular clients often extend intervals. Your esthetician will recommend timing based on regrowth speed and desired maintenance.
Yes, with precautions. We use gentle waxes and techniques to minimize irritation and can perform a patch test if needed. Share allergies, skin conditions, or medications beforehand and follow recommended aftercare to soothe skin.
Exfoliate 48-72 hours before to remove dead skin but avoid scrubbing immediately before your appointment. Come clean and lotion-free, wear loose clothing, and avoid tanning or retinoids several days prior. Inform your therapist of any concerns.
Gently exfoliate 2-3 times weekly with a mild scrub or chemical exfoliant, moisturize with non-comedogenic products, avoid tight clothing after waxing, and schedule regular waxes. If ingrown hairs persist, consult your esthetician for targeted treatments.