About ¼ inch long, roughly the length of a grain of rice. For most people, this means allowing about 3–4 weeks of growth after shaving.
Usually, no. If the hair is very long, your esthetician can trim it as needed before waxing.
A Brazilian removes hair from the front, bikini area, and between the cheeks. You can choose to remove everything or leave a small strip or triangle in front.
You will feel some discomfort, especially during your first wax, but it is quick. Regular waxing generally becomes easier as the hair grows back finer and softer.
For the best results, we recommend every 4–5 weeks. Staying on a consistent schedule helps keep hair growth more manageable and avoids starting over with longer, denser growth.
It is best not to. Shaving interrupts the waxing cycle and can make your next appointment feel more uncomfortable.
Arrive with clean, dry skin and avoid applying lotions, oils, or heavy products to the area. Gentle exfoliation the day before can also help prepare the skin.
Yes. You may be slightly more sensitive during this time. If you wear a tampon or menstrual cup, waxing can still be performed.
For approximately 24 hours, avoid hot tubs, saunas, very hot showers, strenuous exercise, swimming, and activities that create excessive heat or friction in the area.
Gentle exfoliation several times a week and keeping the skin moisturized can help. Your esthetician can also recommend appropriate after-wax products.
Let your esthetician know if you are using prescription retinoids, strong exfoliating products, or medications that may make the skin more sensitive. Waxing should not be performed over irritated, sunburned, injured, or compromised skin.
Most clients enjoy smoother skin for approximately 3–4 weeks, although individual hair-growth cycles vary.
Not for your esthetician. Brazilian waxing is a professional service performed routinely, and your comfort and privacy are always respected.
