Bikini

Waxing, your way.

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The Treatment

What It Is.

Smooth, thorough waxing from face to full body.

What's Included

  • Skin cleansed and prepped
  • Hard or strip wax suited to the area
  • Soothing, redness-calming after-care
The Appointment

How It Works.

No surprises — here is exactly how your visit runs, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    We talk through the area, your hair growth, any sensitivity, and anything you are currently using on your skin.

  2. 02

    Wax treatment

    We cleanse and prep the skin, then use the wax best suited to the area — hard wax for delicate areas, strip wax for larger ones.

  3. 03

    Finish & soothe

    We tweeze any strays, apply a calming post-wax serum, and talk you through aftercare.

Before Your Visit

How To Prepare.

A little preparation makes a real difference to how comfortable your appointment is and how long your results last.

Let it grow

Hair needs to be about a quarter of an inch — roughly two to four weeks of growth since your last shave or wax. Too short and the wax has nothing to grip.

Exfoliate gently

Exfoliate the area a day or two before, not the same day. Come with skin clean and dry — no heavy lotions, oils or serums on the area.

Skip the sun

Avoid strong sun exposure and tanning beds for 48 hours either side. If you are getting a spray tan, book it a day or two after your wax, not before.

Afterwards

What To Expect,
What To Avoid.

What To Expect

Some sensitivity afterwards is completely normal and usually settles within 24 to 48 hours.

  • Redness in the treated area
  • Mild itching as skin settles
  • Small bumps that fade on their own

What To Avoid

For 24 to 48 hours after your appointment, please avoid:

  • Direct sun and tanning beds
  • Hot baths, saunas and hot tubs
  • Heavy or fragranced lotions
  • Exfoliating the area
  • Intense exercise and sweating
Questions

Good
To Know.

Still unsure about something? Ask us before you book — we would much rather answer first.

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How long will my wax last?

Most people stay smooth for two to four weeks. Waxing removes hair from the root rather than cutting it at the surface, so results last considerably longer than shaving. Regrowth tends to come back finer and sparser the more consistently you wax.

How often should I rebook?

Every three to four weeks is the usual rhythm. Sticking to a regular schedule gradually brings your hair into the same growth cycle, which makes each appointment more comfortable and the results longer-lasting.

Does it hurt?

Pain tolerance is very personal, so there is no single honest answer. What we can say is that the first appointment is typically the most sensitive and it gets easier from there. If you are concerned, avoid caffeine beforehand and let your esthetician know so they can work more slowly.

What should I avoid doing beforehand?

Do not shave or tweeze in the run-up — the hair needs length. Skip heavy moisturisers, oils and serums on the area on the day, avoid strong sun for 48 hours before, and go easy on the coffee, which can heighten sensitivity.

Can I get waxed while pregnant?

Yes. Skin can be more sensitive during pregnancy, so do let your esthetician know and we will adjust the pace and technique to keep you comfortable.

Should I mention my medications?

Please do. Some prescriptions — retinoids and isotretinoin in particular — thin the skin and make it prone to lifting during a wax. Always tell your esthetician what you are taking or applying, including anything topical.