Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Shoulders.

Hair should be approximately a quarter-inch (about 6mm) long so the wax can properly grip the hair. If hair is too short, waxing may be less effective; if too long, we may trim slightly before treatment.

Some redness or mild irritation is normal immediately after waxing but usually subsides within 24 to 48 hours. We apply soothing post-wax products and give aftercare advice to minimize discomfort and prevent ingrown hairs.

Most clients book shoulder waxing every four to six weeks depending on personal hair growth cycles. Over time, regular waxing can slow regrowth and make sessions more comfortable with finer, sparser hair.

Sensation varies, but most people report brief, tolerable discomfort rather than severe pain. We use quick removal techniques, expert hands, and offer topical numbing on request to reduce sensitivity and ensure a smoother, more comfortable session.

You can shave between appointments if needed, but shaving removes hair at the surface and will not extend the benefits of waxing. For best results, avoid shaving and stick to the recommended waxing schedule.

Yes. Avoid hot showers, saunas, vigorous exercise, and sun exposure for twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Use gentle cleansers, avoid exfoliating for two days, and apply our recommended soothing lotion to reduce irritation and prevent ingrown hairs.