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FAQs

What kind of wax is used at Waxing the City? ›

For the face and more sensitive areas of the body, we use a hard wax that shrink wraps and hardens around the hair and lifts from the skin creating a more comfortable experience. We use a traditional soft wax for larger body areas such as legs, arms, chest, and back and it is removed by using a cloth strip.

How long does a Brazilian wax last? A Brazilian wax typically lasts three to six weeks, depending on how fast your hair grows back. We recommend waxing every three to four weeks after your first wax for the best results. This will ensure that hair grows back slower and thinner each time.

Each Waxing the City studio is independently owned and operated. How do I cancel my membership? Should you decide to cancel your Club Orange membership, you must provide 30 days' advance notice to the membership location – either by phone/email or in studio.

As there are no legal policies about Brazilian wax, salons set their own policies. These differ from salon to salon. In general, the salons in the USA consider 18 years of age as the legal age to get Brazilian wax. Similarly, salons in the UK and Europe take 16 years as the minimum age for Brazilian waxing.

Hard wax is thicker than soft wax and works by hardening on your skin — hence, the name. Once it hardens, you can remove it with your hands, so there's no need for waxing strips. This makes the process a lot less painful. According to experts, hard wax is best suited for use on your bikini line, underarms, and face.

Should I trim my pubic hair before a Brazilian wax? And how long is too long? Up to 1/2 inch should be fine. If your hair is any longer you may feel some discomfort when the wax is applied.

Waxing reduces hair growth when performed at every four to five weeks. While shaving crops the hair at the skin's surface, waxing pulls it out by the root, so it grows back softer, finer, and thinner.

The pubic area is very sensitive. A Brazilian wax from someone who isn't experienced or who doesn't take the right precautions could lead to infections, burns, and skin irritation.

Usually your bikini wax will last from three to four weeks, though everyone's rate of re-growth is different. But with the right after wax care you can help keep your skin smoother, longer. Just ask your wax specialist to point you in the right direction.

Modified Brazilian (aka French bikini) - This option removes more hair than the Basic Bikini Wax, but less than the Brazilian Wax. The bikini line is further in without any hair removed from the labia.

How to prepare for a Brazilian wax while on your period? ›

While you're absolutely fine to get a wax while on your period, you're better off using a tampon or menstrual cup instead. Since your intimate wax requires you to remove your pants and underwear a pad won't provide you the proper protection.

The Cerologist (Esthetician / Waxer) is responsible for providing safe and thorough waxing services, as well as lash and brow tinting service.

Relieving your bladder is crucial so that you can sit back and let the esthetician get to work. Keep in mind that gentle pressure would be applied during the procedure which would push your bladder and give you an urge to pee. It is due to this reason that you must use the toilet before the waxing.

You are using any Retinol products i.e. Retin A, Renova etc. on your bikini line or brow area. You are using Accutane. You have any kind of sunburn, laser burn, pustules, or breakouts on the area to be waxed.

Hard wax is the most popular choice for professionals because of its many benefits. One of the most significant advantages is that it's much gentler on the skin than other wax types.

Different wax types are better suited for specific treatment areas. For instance, hard wax is often the preferred choice for facial and intimate areas due to its gentle application and removal process. Soft wax, on the other hand, is commonly used for larger body areas like arms, legs, and back.

The wax is poured into a mold for the model to start creating the wax figure. Many intricate, handcarved details are added, along with makeup and hair to bring it to life. Most wax figures are made from paraffin wax, but some parts of the figures are made from beeswax.

Microcrystalline wax is the most commonly used sculpting wax by artists today. Microcrystalline wax comes in many colors, but bronze sculptors commonly use a brown wax because it helps the artist visualize the finished product.