Everyone’s pain tolerance is different, but I use professional techniques and high-quality wax to make your experience as comfortable as possible. Most clients say the anticipation is worse than the actual wax! Over time, waxing becomes easier as the hair grows back finer and softer.

Yes, you can get waxed while on your cycle — just wear a clean tampon or menstrual cup.
However, keep in mind:

You may feel a little more sensitive due to hormonal changes

Let me know ahead of time so I can prep for your comfort
I’m here to provide a judgment-free, professional service no matter what.

Your hair should be at least ¼ inch long — about the length of a grain of rice. If it’s too short, the wax can’t grab it properly, which may affect your results. Let it grow for about 2–3 weeks after shaving before booking.

Waxing results typically last 3–4 weeks, depending on your natural hair growth cycle. With consistent waxing, hair grows back finer and softer, which helps your smoothness last even longer.

For brow lamination and lash lifts, results usually last 6–8 weeks with proper aftercare, depending on your natural hair cycle and daily routine.

For brow tinting, the tint lasts:

Up to 8 days on the skin

Up to 5 weeks on the brow hairs

Every service is designed to enhance and maintain your natural beauty while giving you results that last as long as possible.

For the best results, keep your brows and lashes dry and undisturbed for the first 24 hours. That means avoiding:

Water or steam (no showers, saunas, swimming, or sweating)

Makeup or oils on the treated area

Rubbing, sleeping on your face, or touching the brows/lashes

Brow or lash serums

Heavy creams around the eyes

After 24 hours, you can return to your normal routine. Keeping the area hydrated with a gentle, oil-free moisturizer or conditioning serum will help maintain your results longer.

For the first 24 hours, avoid heavy sweating, hot showers, saunas, tanning, tight clothing, and intimacy on freshly waxed areas. Your skin needs time to calm down and your pores need time to close.