To get the best results from your wax, please follow the guidelines below.

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Some slight soreness, small bumps and redness are common and perfectly normal temporary reactions, especially if this is your first wax. This should settle over the next 24-48 hours, but please get in touch if you have any questions or concerns.

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Keep the waxed area clean and avoid heat and friction & during the next 24-48 hours:

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• No hot baths, showers or saunas (cool to lukewarm water only).

• No tanning (sunbathing, sunbeds or fake tans).

• No sport, swimming, gym work or other vigorous exercise.

• No scratching or scrubbing the treated area.

• No sexual activity after intimate waxing.

• No deodorants, body sprays, make-up, powders or lotions on the waxed area,other than those products recommended by your therapist.

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• Do wear clean, loose-fitting clothes.

• Do use clean towels after bathing.

• Do apply an antiseptic cream regularly for the next few days, to soothe and  protect the skin. Always wash your hands before applying any product.

• Do apply a sunblock on exposed areas of waxed skin before heading outside.

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To  prevent ingrown hairs: starting a few days after your appointment, gently exfoliate the skin up to 3 times a week using a body mitt, brush or scrub. Moisturise the area every day to keep the skin supple and help new hairs grow through normally.

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The first few times you get waxed, you might notice a small amount of regrowth after a week or so. It can take several treatments for your hair to get on a cycle that gives best results. Hair needs to be at least 1/2 cm long (think the length of a grain of rice) for us to wax effectively, so please don't shave, tweeze or use hair removal creams between appointments. to maintain your smooth appearance, we recommend regular waxing every 4-6 weeks.