Waxing and Vajacial Services

No, I do not take walk-ins. Appointments are required for all services and must be booked online, please check online for all availability.

Texting is the fastest and most reliable method. Message: 839-223-6367 Please allow 24hrs during business hours for me to respond.

Waxing While Pregnant Waxing is safe during pregnancy, but sensitivity is often higher. You may bruise or feel discomfort more easily, and after 7–8 months you might need help with positioning. If you have any pregnancy‑related complications, check with your doctor first.

Waxing While on Your Cycle You may feel more sensitive, but you’re fine to wax as long as you wear a clean tampon or menstrual cup.

• Hair must be ¼ inch (about 2 weeks of growth)

• Shower and come clean

• Avoid lotions, oils, or deodorant day-of

• Wear loose clothing

• Avoid caffeine the day of your appointment

• You may take Tylenol 30–60 min prior (optional)

• Exfoliation Rules:

  Chemical exfoliants:

  • Stop use 3–7 days before waxing

  • Resume 48–72 hours after

  Manual exfoliation (scrubs, mitts, brushes):

  • May be used 24–72 hours before your wax

  • Do NOT exfoliate the same day

You should not book a wax if you are (:

• Using Accutane or have within the last year

• Sunburned or had recent intense sun exposure

• Using Retin-A, Retinol, Differin, Tretinoin (unless discontinued 3–7 days prior)

• Have active acne or open wounds in the area

• Using strong prescription exfoliants or skin-thinning medication (ex: antibiotics)

• Recently received chemical peels, micro-needling, or laser (within 2–4 weeks)

• Have severe varicose veins, active herpes outbreak, or skin infection

• Extremely sensitive or reactive skin during flare conditions

- When in doubt, reach out to me directly!

• Most clients remain smooth 2–4 weeks, some past that, depending on growth cycles, hormones, and consistency. Regular waxing reduces hair thickness over time.

For 24–48 hours:

1. No sex

2. No swimming/pools/hot tubs

3. No workouts or sweating

4. No tanning or sun exposure

5. No saunas or hot showers

6. No tight clothing to avoid friction

7. Avoid touching the area

After 48–72 hours:

• Begin exfoliating 2–3 times weekly

• Start exfoliating 2-3 times a week

• Stay consistent every 4–6 weeks for best results

Is irritation after waxing normal?

• Yes, temporary redness, bumps, or tenderness can occur.

This typically resolves within 24–48 hours.

• If irritation persists or worsens, text the studio for guidance.cription