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Naima was GREAT!!!! I got eyebrow threading and Brazilian wax. I will definitely be back! ...more
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I went in on a Friday afternoon to get my eyebrows and lip threaded. Before then, I was gr...more
Clean and very well put. Great service and offers a lot! 10/10 definitely recommend!
The experience was amazing and she was so nice. Will come again
This was such a painless wax!! I would come here again and again!
Get answers to common questions about Full Arms.
Full Arms waxing generally provides smooth results for four to six weeks, depending on personal hair growth cycles and aftercare. Regular appointments can gradually reduce regrowth density and extend periods between treatments.
Some sensitivity immediately after waxing is normal; redness and mild bumps usually subside within 24–48 hours. We apply calming lotions and give aftercare advice to minimize irritation; avoid hot showers, saunas, and tight clothing for a day.
Ensure hair is at least 1/4 inch long and exfoliate gently a day or two before your appointment. Avoid heavy moisturizers or sun exposure prior to waxing. Arrive clean and communicate any skin sensitivities with your technician.
Yes, with precautions. We assess skin and may perform a patch test, use gentler waxes and appropriate aftercare. If you have active lesions, severe acne, or recent retinoid use, we may advise delaying the service.
Allow 30 to 45 minutes for the Full Arms service, including consultation and pre- and post-wax care. First-time clients may require a few extra minutes for skin assessment and patch testing to ensure comfort and safety.
Yes — many clients pair Full Arms with chest, back, or underarm waxing for overall grooming. Book combined services to save time and enjoy cohesive results; pricing and appointment length will adjust accordingly.