A. That’s ok – I can do that for you, unless it is really unruly—then you are more than welcome to trim you want to.

A. Yes. To have smooth, sexy skin and to remove the layer of dead cells which allows for better penetration of your other skin care products.

A. It is really not as bad as you think — I have great quality wax and am trained to wax fast and thoroughly communicate with you every step of the way in how to position your body or stretch your skin to minimize the pain.

A. Regular waxing reduces hair growth activity over time whereas regular shaving promotes hair growth over time, meaning you’ll end up with more than you started with. Waxing hairs can grow back anywhere from 2 -4 weeks, and shaven hairs will reappear anywhere from 8 hours to 5 days! Don’t worry if you have only ever shaved—it is never too late to start waxing!

A. Don’t pick at it, squeeze it, or try to tweeze it out—because you will bruise or scar yourself. Keep gently exfoliating.

A. Many women worry that it is dangerous to have waxing done while pregnant, but this is not the case at all. Aside from the fact that it may hurt a little more than usual because your hormones are often going nuts, it is perfectly fine to continue your monthly hair maintenance.

A. Raised moles and skin tags, abrasion, bites, broken skin, bruises, varicose veins, sun burn, period, allergies, Medical Condition, Medication. You will have to give waxing a miss if you have contagious skin condition, thin or fragile skin, or are using steroid medication or Accutane.

A. In most cases your skin will be fine, however it depends on your skin type. If you are particularly sensitive, you may get a reaction (usually on the face and bikini area). It is quite common to get a slight reaction to your wax the first time and then your skin will become accustomed to the treatment, and it is unlikely that you will get the same reaction again.

A. If you’re wearing a tampon, that is fine. Just make sure everything is in place, and you are nice and clean.