Smooth Looks Good On You

It’s good to exfoliate a day or two ahead of time and hold off on shaving for at least two weeks before you come in (hair should be at least ¼ inch long). Make sure to wear loose, flowy clothing to your appointment to avoid chafing and irritation.

Our Wax Specialists are fully licensed pros with uncompromising standards, specialized industry knowledge, and many hours of continuous training under their belts. They’re adept at listening to your requests and will ensure you’re informed and comfortable throughout your visit.

After you and your Wax Specialist discuss the best way to achieve your desired results, the area to be waxed is cleansed and/or disinfected. Then, our proprietary soft wax is applied and hair is removed swiftly with a strip in the opposite direction of hair growth. Leftover wax residue is wiped away, followed by the application of our custom soothing ointment, and you’re on your way!

Discomfort can vary from person to person, but any pain you might feel is fleeting. Our Wax Specialists are quick, yet precise, and the waxes we use (including our proprietary soft wax) are formulated to help make your experience as comfortable as possible.

To avoid irritation after body waxing, wear loose, breathable clothing for the next couple days, refrain from touching freshly waxed skin, and stay away from harsh cleansers, hot showers, saunas, tanning beds and steam rooms for 48 hours. You should also wait a day or two before you exfoliate the area, engage in sexual activity or do a strenuous workout.

Yes! Getting waxed is perfectly safe for most pregnant women, but we do recommend getting the ok from your healthcare provider first.

You should be stubble-free for 4-6 weeks. To stay in sync with your hair growth cycle and enjoy the smoothest results, we recommend getting waxed every 4 weeks.

No, our Wax Specialists will not wax on top of a sunburn, or any other kind of burn or rash. The last thing we would want to do is cause additional pain and irritation for sensitive, recovering skin!

If you choose to visit a tanning salon, wait at least 24 hours before you come in to get waxed. Waxing has the potential to remove color, making skin look patchy.

Do not get waxed if you have been prescribed Accutane within the past 6 months. We also recommend stopping the use of topical prescriptions like Retin-A one week prior to your appointment until several days afterwards. It’s always best to check with your doctor if you have any questions regarding your skin and waxing services.