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AMAZING. I have been waiting my entire life to find a place like this. The owner Debra is ...more
Jenny does the best lashes!!! She is the sweetest and always is so gentle and amazing at w...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Wax upper lip.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin and avoid creams or oils on the area. Hair should be about 3–5 mm (¼ inch). Stop exfoliating 48 hours prior and inform us about medications or skin treatments you use.
Sensitivity varies, but most clients report quick, tolerable discomfort rather than severe pain. We use gentle techniques and calming products; breathing and relaxed muscles help. Numbing options may be discussed for very sensitive skin.
Most clients return every 3–6 weeks depending on individual hair growth. Regular waxing can weaken regrowth and extend intervals. During your visit we’ll recommend a personalized schedule based on results and goals.
Yes with precautions. We perform a skin assessment and may do a patch test. Active acne or open lesions should be avoided; alternatives or adjustments are offered to protect fragile skin and reduce irritation.
Avoid retinoids and strong exfoliants for at least 7–14 days before waxing, as they increase sensitivity and risk of lifting. Tell us about topical prescriptions so we can advise timing and safety measures.
Expect temporary redness or mild swelling that typically resolves within hours. We apply soothing products and provide aftercare instructions: avoid heat, heavy exfoliation, and sun exposure for 24–48 hours to support healing.