Typically, waxing results can last between 3 to 6 weeks, depending on your hair growth cycle, the area waxed, and individual factors like hormone levels.

While waxing can be a little uncomfortable the sensation usually lessens with regular sessions.

Waxing removes hair from the root, leading to smoother skin for a longer period compared to shaving. It also reduces the risk of cuts, razor burns, and ingrown hairs when done correctly.

Is waxing safe for sensitive skin?

Yes, but it’s important to inform your waxing professional if you have sensitive skin. They may recommend specific products or techniques to reduce irritation.

Many pregnant people continue waxing safely; however, skin may be more sensitive due to hormonal changes. Always consult with your therapist first.

For optimal results, schedule waxing every 4 to 6 weeks. Regular appointments can help reduce discomfort and slow down hair regrowth over time.

Avoid hot baths, saunas, swimming, intense workouts, sun exposure, and fragranced products for 24-48 hours post-wax to prevent irritation.

Common side effects include redness, minor irritation, or bumps, which typically subside within a few hours to a day. Consult a professional if you experience unusual reactions.

Soft wax is applied thinly and removed with cloth strips, ideal for large areas like legs. Hard wax hardens on the skin and is removed without strips, making it gentler for sensitive areas like the face or bikini line.

While at-home waxing kits are available, visiting a professional ensures better technique, reduced risks of burns or skin damage, and more thorough hair removal.

Yes, waxing is versatile and effective for all skin types and hair textures, although people with sensitive skin should consult with a professional for tailored advice.

Certain medications like retinoids or acne treatments can make your skin more sensitive to waxing, increasing the risk of irritation or skin lifting. Always inform your waxing professional about any topical or oral medications you’re using.