We have both male and female therapists listed on our website, who have provided services for over 10 years now, so you’re in safe hands! You can choose your therapist depending on your services and preferences.

Here’s a quick checklist to get you wax-ready:

1. Let your hair grow out a bit, aiming for grain-of-rice length.
2. Give the area a gentle exfoliation in the shower a couple of times before your session. It’ll help
   with those pesky ingrown hairs
3. Got any skin issues like rashes or sunburn? Best to let them heal first.
4. Opt for comfy, loose clothes for post-wax comfort.
5. And, of course, come fresh and clean! See you soon!

Feeling a bit tender or seeing some redness? Totally normal, especially if you’re a waxing
newbie. It’ll chill out in a day or two. Here’s a quick guide to keep things smooth:

Skip These for 24-48 Hours:

1. Scalding showers or saunas- lukewarm is your friend.
2. Sunbathing or tanning sessions.
3. Intense workouts or swimming.
4. Scratching the freshly waxed zone.
5. Getting intimate after an intimate wax.
6. Spritzing deodorants, lotions, or makeup on the waxed area.

Do These Instead:

1. Rock those comfy, loose clothes.
2. Pat dry with a fresh towel post-shower.
3. A dab of antiseptic cream or light oil can be soothing.
4. Sunblock is a must for waxed areas if you’re stepping out.

Avoiding Ingrown Hairs:

A few days post-wax, start gentle exfoliation up to thrice a week. Keep the area moisturized daily.
Noticed some early regrowth? It’s normal in the beginning. For best results, come back every 4-6
weeks and avoid shaving in between. Stay smooth!

Kudos for diving into the world of waxing!
Here’s a quick guide on what’s happening

Hair Growth 101:

Your hair grows in three stages:

1. Anagen- When it’s attached to the blood supply.
2. Catagen- When it’s detaching from the blood supply.
3. Telogen- When it’s fully detached.

Seeing tiny red spots? That’s just hair in the Anagen phase saying goodbye. Totally normal!

Post-Wax Surprises:

You might spot a few stray hairs popping up a few days post-wax. That’s because not all hair
grows at the same pace. After a few sessions, they’ll get in sync, giving you smoother results for
longer.

Skin Reactions:

First-timers might see some red bumps or rashes. It’s just your skin’s way of saying, “What just
happened?!” An antiseptic cream can help. If it lasts more than a week, check in with a
pharmacist or GP.
With each session, your skin will become a waxing pro, and reactions will lessen. So, relax and
enjoy the smooth journey!

Holiday vibes? Awesome!
If you’re a waxing regular, aim to get waxed about a week before you jet off. This gives any
redness or sensitivity time to settle.
First-time waxer? It’s best to have 2-3 sessions before your trip. This way, you ensure your skin
is vacation-ready and free from any unexpected reactions.
So, pack that swimsuit and enjoy your smooth getaway!