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Nice cutting. Great service. Definitely recommend to my friends.
It’s my first coming to this salon. The place is clean and everyone is friendly. I will b...more
I’ve been coming here for years and everybody is great, but Weinay is by far the best. She...more
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Jodie did an excellent job with my hair—we ended up cutting off quite a bit, and I’m so ha...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients enjoy clean, defined brows for three to six weeks depending on hair growth and care. Touch-ups every four to six weeks keep the shape crisp. Avoid exfoliation and direct sun on the area immediately after waxing to prolong results.
Most clients feel a quick sting followed by minimal discomfort. Our technicians use numbing wipes, pre-wax skin cleansers, and calming post-wax gels to soothe the area. Communicate sensitivity levels so we can adjust technique and ensure a more comfortable experience.
Retinol can thin and sensitize skin, increasing irritation risk during waxing. We recommend discontinuing retinol for at least two weeks before your appointment. If you're unsure, consult with our technicians during booking so we can advise and protect your skin appropriately.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free brows and hair a quarter inch long for effective waxing. Avoid heavy exfoliation, tanning, or topical acids 48 hours prior. Inform us of any skin conditions or medications that affect sensitivity.
Keep the area clean and avoid makeup for 24 hours to prevent irritation. Use soothing aloe or recommended calming gels, avoid sun exposure and intense workouts for 24 to 48 hours, and exfoliate gently only after a few days to prevent ingrown hairs.
No—waxing temporarily removes hairs from the root but does not permanently alter growth direction. Repeated shaping may train hairs to lay differently, but natural growth patterns remain. For permanent changes, consider professional options like electrolysis or consult a specialist.