1. How long should my hair be to get a wax?
For the best waxing results, allow your hair to grow to approximately ¼ inch long, usually around two to three weeks after shaving. Hair needs to be long enough for the wax to grip effectively. If you’re unsure whether your hair is the right length, contact us before your appointment. Please don’t worry about trimming—we can advise you if any trimming is needed.
2. What’s the difference between a bikini line, bikini full and bikini Brazilian wax?
A bikini line wax removes hair along the sides and top of the bikini line that might otherwise show outside your underwear or swimsuit.
A bikini full wax removes more hair from the front, allowing you to choose how much hair you want to leave behind.
A Brazilian wax removes hair from the front through the back, including the butt strip. You can choose a completely smooth look or leave a small strip or triangle in the front.
Not sure which service is right for you? Our team at Flawless Skin Wax Studio can help you choose the option that best fits your preferences.
3. Is it safe to wax while being pregnant?
Many people continue waxing during pregnancy, but hormonal changes can make your skin more sensitive than usual. If you’re pregnant, especially if you’re experiencing skin irritation or other complications, consult your healthcare provider before your appointment. Please let your esthetician know about any changes in your skin or comfort level.
4. Can I get waxed on my period?
Yes! You can receive a Brazilian or bikini wax while on your period. However, hormonal changes may make your skin more sensitive, so you may experience additional discomfort. For intimate waxing services, we ask that you wear a tampon or menstrual cup during your appointment.
5. Can I get waxed after a facial?
It depends on the type of facial you received. After a basic facial, your skin may be ready for waxing once any redness or irritation has resolved.
If you’ve had a chemical peel, microdermabrasion, or another treatment involving intensive exfoliation, you may need to wait longer before waxing. The appropriate waiting period depends on the treatment and your skin’s condition.
If you’ve recently had a medical-grade facial or are using prescription skincare products, consult your healthcare provider before scheduling a wax. Let your esthetician know about any recent treatments so we can help you determine the safest next step.
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