Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Wax.

Most clients notice regrowth in three to six weeks depending on individual hair cycles. Regular waxing can make hair appear finer over time. Avoid tweezing between appointments to maintain shape and longer-lasting results.

Sensitivity varies; most people report brief twinges during removal. We use techniques like holding the skin taut and can apply soothing oil. Exfoliate gently beforehand and avoid sunburned or irritated skin to reduce discomfort.

Wait at least two to four weeks after plucking or threading so hairs reach sufficient length for waxing. If hair is too short, wax won't grip properly; consult our technician to assess timing and options.

Avoid hot showers, saunas, heavy makeup, and sun exposure for 24 hours. Apply a calming, fragrance-free gel or aloe, and exfoliate gently after 48-72 hours to prevent ingrown hairs and maintain clean lines.

Waxing primarily removes visible terminal hairs but can lift some finer vellus hairs when the wax grips them. Very fine peach fuzz may not always be removed; discuss trimming, tinting, or alternative options with your technician.

Avoid waxing if you use topical retinoids, have sunburned, irritated, broken skin, active acne, or certain skin conditions. Inform us about medications, pregnancy, or medical history and we'll recommend safe alternatives if needed.