Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lip.

Results usually last three to six weeks, depending on hair growth and your cycle. Regular waxing often slows regrowth and leaves finer hair. Individual results vary; we recommend scheduling based on personal regrowth patterns to maintain smoothness.

Clients feel a quick sting during the strip removal, usually brief. Our estheticians use gentle wax and calming techniques to minimize discomfort. Numbing topical products are available on request, and most clients tolerate the procedure well.

Do not exfoliate, tan, or apply heavy topical products for 24 to 48 hours before your appointment. Hair should be at least one-quarter inch long for effective removal. Avoid retinoids and harsh acids for several days to reduce irritation risk.

Some clients experience minor redness, bumps, or ingrown hairs afterward; these usually resolve within a day or two. We apply soothing serums and recommend gentle aftercare. Persistent irritation should be evaluated by our team to rule out allergy or infection.

Wait until hair has reached about one-quarter inch before re-waxing, usually three to six weeks. Waxing too soon can lead to less effective removal. We can advise personalized scheduling based on your growth rate and previous waxing history.

Lip waxing is generally safe during pregnancy for most clients, but increased sensitivity can occur. We recommend consulting your healthcare provider first. Our estheticians adapt techniques for comfort and can avoid certain products if you have heightened skin sensitivity.