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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Full Arms Waxing.
Results usually last three to six weeks depending on your hair growth cycle and individual factors. Regular waxing can slow regrowth and make hair finer, often extending smoothness; schedule maintenance accordingly for consistent results.
Some clients experience minor irritation or ingrown hairs, especially if prone to them. We use proper exfoliation tips, post-care guidance, and quality wax to reduce risks. Follow aftercare—gentle exfoliation and moisturizers—to minimize ingrowns and soothe skin after waxing.
Ensure hair is about a quarter-inch long, clean, and dry. Avoid heavy lotions, sunburn, or exfoliating the day before. Arrive relaxed and communicate any skin sensitivities or medications so your technician can tailor treatment safely.
We can wax sensitive skin with appropriate products and techniques, but recent sunburn or fresh tanning can increase risk of irritation. Wait until skin has healed and avoid intense sun exposure before and after waxing to prevent damage.
No. Waxing removes hair from the root, so regrowth typically appears softer and finer. Repeated waxing can reduce visible density. Shaving, not waxing, causes blunt regrowth that can feel thicker; waxing encourages smoother, less noticeable hair over time.
Plan about 30 to 45 minutes for a Full Arms Waxing session, including consultation and aftercare. Timing varies with hair density and consultation needs; first-time clients may take slightly longer for skin assessment and comfort.