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What Our Clients Say
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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
I moved to Daly City skeptical about finding a good hair salon and thankfully found Lux Im...more
Jodie did an excellent job with my hair—we ended up cutting off quite a bit, and I’m so ha...more
Annie did an amazing job with my haircut! She really listened to what I wanted, paid atten...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Full Arms.
For best results, hair should be about a quarter inch (6–7 mm) long so the wax can grip properly. If hair is too long we’ll trim slightly; if too short, wait a few weeks before booking.
Mild redness or sensitivity for a few hours is normal after waxing as follicles settle. We apply soothing serums and cool compresses, and recommend avoiding heat, exfoliation, and sun exposure for 24–48 hours to calm skin.
Most clients return every four to six weeks depending on individual hair growth. With regular waxing regrowth often becomes finer and slower, which can extend intervals. We’ll recommend a personalized schedule during your first visit.
Some topical treatments like retinoids, acne medications, or recent chemical peels increase skin sensitivity and risk of tearing. Stop retinol or similar products at least one week before waxing and disclose medications when booking.
Gently exfoliate 24–48 hours before your appointment to remove dead skin, avoid heavy creams or oils on the day, arrive with clean, dry skin, and wear loose sleeves to reduce post-wax irritation.
Yes—when performed by experienced technicians using gentle waxes and post-care, waxing can be safe for sensitive skin. We can perform a patch test, use hypoallergenic products, and tailor technique to minimize trauma.