Intimate wax FAQs 

stop shaving !

Although everyone is slightly different we do recommend 3-4 full weeks of hair growth. We use a hard wax and it adheres to the hair not the skin so having enough length is imperative to achieving a smooth wax.

How long does the hair need to be ?

About 1/4 of an inch. If you can pinch and hold the hair with your thumb and index finger the wax will grab the hair. We use a hard wax and it adheres to the hair not the skin so having enough length is imperative to achieving a smooth wax.

Exfoliate and moisturize !

You can begin exfoliating 2-3 times per week prior to your appointment and moisturizing daily. This will help with achieving a smoother wax. 


PLEASE be sure to gently EXFOLIATE and MOISTURIZE within 24HRS of your appointment to ensure smoother results

can i wax while on medication ?

Taking any antibiotic can make you more sensitive to the pain. Steroids and blood thinners can thin out your skin and make you more susceptible to having your skin lift while waxing, however most medications are okay. 

YOU CAN NOT WAX if you are on  cancer treatments or any oral and most topical acne medications.

Can i wax on my period ?

YES! However, we do require you to wear an internal barrier for example a tampon, cup, sponge, disk while the service is being performed.


We do have tampons available in our restroom for free.


Keep in mind that you can be more sensitive to the pain right before and during your period. 

post intimate wax care

No sex, no exercise, no tight clothing for 24hrs post wax. Avoid anything that can cause friction or irritation. No pools, hot tubs, no soaps with fragrance. If you do shower after your appointment do not scrub or use any soap with fragrance and moisturize immediately after while the skin is still moist.


Begin exfoliating 3 days after your wax appointment and continue to moisturize 2-3 times per week up until your next wax.


Moisturize daily!

How often can i wax ?

We recommend scheduling your appointment every 4-6 weeks depending on your hair growth.