Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full Arms Wax.

Typically results last three to six weeks depending on hair growth cycle, skin type, and aftercare. Regular waxing can slow regrowth and produce finer hair. Avoid exfoliating heavily for 24-48 hours to minimize irritation and prolong smoothness.

Some sensitivity is normal, especially first session. Skilled technicians use temperature-tested wax, proper technique, and calming pre- and post-treatments to minimize pain. Breathing, relaxation, and short breaks help; discomfort typically fades quickly and decreases with regular waxing.

Trim hair to approximately quarter-inch if needed, arrive with clean, dry skin free of oils or lotions, and avoid sunburn or self-tanning prior. Inform your technician about medications or skin conditions to adjust treatment and ensure safety.

Most clients book every three to six weeks depending on personal growth rates. With regular waxing, hair becomes finer and regrowth slows, often extending intervals. Your technician will recommend a personalized schedule after assessing initial results.

Common temporary effects include redness, mild swelling, or sensitivity lasting a few hours to days. Rare risks include burns, bruising, or infection; contraindications include certain skin conditions and recent retinoid use. Follow pre/post-care and consult therapist for concerns.

Yes, often with precautions: perform a patch test, use gentle low-temperature wax, and apply calming pre/post-treatment products. Disclose allergies, medications, and past reactions. If severe sensitivity or active skin conditions exist, the technician may advise against waxing.