Welcome! Whether it's your first time or you're a regular, we know intimate waxing can feel a little daunting. Here’s everything you need to know to feel more comfortable, confident, and prepared.

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1. What is intimate waxing?

Intimate waxing involves the removal of hair from the pubic region. There are different styles depending on how much hair you want removed:

• Bikini Wax: Removes hair outside the panty line.

• Brazilian Wax: Removes all or most hair from the front, labia, and back (you can choose to leave a strip or triangle).

• Hollywood Wax: Removes everything—front, back, and in-between.

2. Does it hurt?

Yes, but it’s manageable—and it gets easier with regular waxing. Pain levels vary based on your tolerance, menstrual cycle, and how coarse your hair is. The first time is usually the most uncomfortable.

Tip: Avoid caffeine and alcohol before your appointment—they can make your skin more sensitive.

3. How should I prepare for my wax?

• Hair Length: Your hair should be at least 1/4 inch long (about the length of a grain of rice).

• Cleanse: Gently cleanse the area before your appointment.

• No Lotions/Oils: Avoid applying creams or oils on the day of.

• Wear loose clothing to prevent irritation afterward.

4. Can I wax during my period?

Yes, you can—just wear a tampon or menstrual cup. But keep in mind, your skin is more sensitive during your cycle, so it may be more uncomfortable.

5. How long will the results last?

Typically, results last 3–6 weeks depending on your hair growth cycle. Regular waxing can slow regrowth and cause hair to grow back finer and sparser.

6. Is it safe and hygienic?

Absolutely. We follow strict hygiene protocols including:

• No double-dipping of wax sticks.

• Use of medical-grade gloves.

• Sterilization of tools and surfaces.

7. What should I do after my wax?

• Avoid tight clothing, heat, sex, and heavy workouts for 24–48 hours.

• Gently exfoliate after 2–3 days to prevent ingrown hairs.

• Use a soothing, fragrance-free lotion or an ingrown hair serum if recommended.

8. Who shouldn't get waxed?

You should avoid waxing if you:

• Have sunburn or irritation in the area.

• Are taking certain medications like Accutane or retinoids.

• Have active skin infections or open wounds.

9. Is it awkward?

Not at all! Our therapists are trained professionals who do this every day. We respect your privacy and comfort at all times. You’re in good hands.

10. How often should I wax?

Every 4–6 weeks is ideal to stay smooth and maintain results. Over time, your hair grows in finer and waxing becomes more comfortable.

Still have questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re happy to talk things through before your appointment.