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Pleasant, thorough esthetician. Nails look great!
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Abby was great!! Great service & so nice!! Made everything super comfortable!!
Relaxing experience with Abby. My eyelashes look so natural.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Brow Wax.
A Brow Wax appointment typically lasts about 10 to 20 minutes, including brief consultation. Timing depends on desired shaping and removal of excess hair. Add-on service appointments may be shorter when combined with other treatments during the same visit.
Most clients report only mild, brief discomfort during waxing. We minimize pain with quick technique, pre-cleaning, and soothing skincare. Applying gentle pressure immediately after removal helps reduce sting. Topical numbing is rarely necessary for regular brow waxing.
Frequency varies with individual hair growth, but most clients return every three to six weeks. Regular appointments keep the arch consistent and reduce stray hairs. We’ll recommend a personalized schedule based on your growth cycle and cosmetic goals.
We typically advise waiting at least two weeks after Botox or dermal filler injections before waxing near the treated area. This reduces risk of product migration and skin sensitivity; consult your injector if you have specific concerns or a unique treatment plan.
Avoid heat, saunas, heavy sweating, and direct sun exposure for 24–48 hours. Use a calming, alcohol-free moisturizer or aloe gel to reduce redness. Avoid exfoliation and strong active skincare near the brows for two to three days post-wax.
Certain medications and conditions can increase sensitivity or skin fragility. Avoid waxing if you’re on isotretinoin (Accutane), have recent chemical peels, or active infections. Blood-thinning medications and severe skin conditions require consultation with our staff or your physician first.
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