Waxing

You can have almost any area of your body waxed, including your eyebrows, face, bikini, legs, arms, chest, back, abdomen, and feet.

Unlike shaving, new hair growth in waxed areas is soft and fine, not sharp and coarse. After repeated waxing, the hair can appear to sparser, and in some cases lighter. Waxing should be performed every four to six weeks by an experienced professional. This is the average growth cycle for hair, and allows for your hair to be the correct length at your next wax.

Brazilian waxing

A Brazilian wax removes all of your pubic hair from your front, middle and back. Getting a Brazilian wax is an intimate experience, but not one that you need to worry over. Whether it’s your first Brazilian, or you’re a regular client, our experienced beauty therapists will ensure that you are as comfortable as possible.

Brazilian wax procedure

1. After you enter the treatment room, you’ll be provided with a disposable g-string, which you will wear throughout the treatment - this is for both hygiene and modesty
2. Your beauty therapist will apply hair removal wax on both your front and back in a way that is comfortable for you, so don’t worry about being put in any awkward positions
3. Should you have any stray hairs, these will be tweezed after your waxing has finished, and a soothing lotion will then be applied
4. After your wax is over, ask your beauty therapist about the take-home, after-care products to minimise any ingrown hairs

Aftercare
For the first 24 hours after your Brazilian wax, you should avoid:

• Swimming in chlorinated pools
• Spa pools
• Sun bed, in fact the area should not be exposed to direct sunlight at all
• Highly perfumed products
• Spray tanning
• Physical exertion or activity

Learn more about waxing

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