1. Stop shaving/plucking 2 weeks prior to your wax. … 
2. Gently exfoliate the area that will be waxed the day before your reservation. … 
3. Skin can be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle, so consider booking in between your cycles.
4. Avoid significant amounts of caffeine before your wax to prevent sensitivity.

Avoid heat and friction: For 1–2 days after waxing, avoid hot baths or showers, saunas, hot tubs, massage, steam treatments, and tanning. 

Wear loose clothing: Avoid wearing clothing that rubs or itches. 

Exfoliate: A few days after waxing, start exfoliating the area a couple of times a week to prevent ingrown hairs. Use a dry brush or exfoliating mitt. 

Moisturize: Use an aftercare oil or antiseptic cream to soothe and protect the skin. You can also apply baby oil or E45 lotion after showering. 

Avoid products: Don’t apply deodorants, body sprays, powders, lotions, or other products to the area, unless recommended by your therapist. 

Wash hands: Always wash your hands before applying any product. 

Keep a wax schedule: Get waxed every 4–6 weeks to maintain results and avoid razor bumps. 

Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of fluids. 

Yes, it is generally considered safe to get waxed while on your period, but it’s important to inform your esthetician and wear a tampon or menstrual cup to minimize potential mess and because your skin might be more sensitive, potentially making the waxing process slightly more painful

Waxing while pregnant is safe, though it may hurt more than usual.for first timers Please send us a message to consultation before making an appointment.

Find an experienced esthetician: Make sure they are licensed and ask about their training and work history. 

Choose a clean facility: The facility should not reuse wax or strips between clients. 

Avoid waxing certain areas: Don’t wax areas with open cuts, rashes, moles, pimples, warts, or scar tissue. Waxing can also irritate already swollen or irritated skin. 

Be aware of hormonal changes: Pregnancy hormones can make your skin more sensitive and more prone to stretching. This can make waxing more painful and uncomfortable. 

Wax when hair is the right length: Wax when your hair is one-fourth to three-fourths of an inch long. 

Wash and dry the area: Wash and dry the area before waxing. 

Test the wax: If you’re waxing at home, make sure the wax isn’t too hot by testing it on your wrist. 

Take care after waxing: Avoid hot baths or showers, saunas, hot tubs, and steam treatments. You can soothe the skin with aloe vera gel.