Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Upper Arms.

For best results hair should be about 1/4 inch (6mm) long so the wax can grip. Avoid shaving for at least two weeks before; regular waxing schedules will encourage finer regrowth over time.

Pain varies by individual and sensitivity. Most clients report quick, sharp tugs that fade immediately. To reduce discomfort, schedule around your cycle, consider a mild painkiller an hour before, and communicate with your technician for calming techniques.

Most clients return every four to six weeks depending on individual hair growth. As you continue waxing, regrowth often slows and becomes finer, so spacing can be extended. Your technician will recommend a personalised schedule.

Yes, but inform your therapist about sensitivities or allergies beforehand. We offer hypoallergenic and low-temperature waxes and can perform a patch test. Avoid retinoids and strong acids before waxing and consult a dermatologist for severe concerns.

Before your appointment, exfoliate gently and ensure hair length is suitable; avoid sunburn, tanning and topical retinoids. After waxing, keep the area clean, avoid heat and heavy sweating for 24 hours, and soothe the skin to prevent irritation.

Waxing can sometimes trigger ingrown hairs, especially with curly or coarse hair. Prevent them by exfoliating regularly, moisturising, using salicylic acid treatments, avoiding tight clothing immediately after waxing, and maintaining consistent waxing intervals.