Q: How to prepare for your wax appointment ? 

A: Step 1: GROW YOUR HAIR

Two weeks before your first wax, make sure to let your hair grow out ! No trimming or shaving allowed ! This way the wax will be able to grip your hair.Your hair should be atleast ¼ inch long.

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Step 2: EXFOLIATE

Prepare your hair and skin for waxing by exfoliating the night before your wax. Using an exfoliating mitt, washcloth, or a gentle body polish (no salt or sugar scrubs).

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Step 3: SHOWER AND GO 

The day of your wax, take a shower to soften the hair and skin. This will help me pull the hair up more easily. 

 

Q: Will waxing hurt ?

A: If you are concerned about the pain, understand that waxing is quick but there is some discomfort. Feel free to take Tylenol 45 minutes before your wax to help.

 

Q: Are there any medications I should stop before scheduling my wax ?

A: Yes, some medications are contraindicated for waxing, like topical acne medications (Tretinoin,Adapalene, and other Retinoids) which require you to stop using them for at least a week before and after waxing.You should not wax six months after using Accutane or Chemotherapy.

 

Q: How can I reduce my skin’s redness and irritation after waxing ?

A: Don’t scratch ! Scratching causes the already stressed skin to damage and scar. Use Aloe Vera Gel to reduce the redness.

 

Q: Can I wax on my period ?

A: First off, there is no need to be embarrassed. I’am also a menstruating person and therefore am not bothered by blood, tampons, or any other normal bodily functions. I have also been waxed while on my cycle as well so I know how it feels! 

 

Q:Will waxing on my period hurt ?

A:Some clients do experience more sensitivity to heat and pain the few days before their cycle or at the very beginning of it. Most don’t notice a difference at all though! If you are worried about the sensitivity, we recommend taking an ibuprofen or Tylenol 30-45 minutes before your appointment.

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Q: Should I wear a pad when I come for my waxing while on my period ?

A: No, wear a tampon, disc, or cup during your appointment. Again, this is not because I'm grossed out by your period. It’s simply because I need your skin to be clean and dry in order for the wax to adhere effectively. If you don’t normally wear these period products, you will want to schedule outside your period. I understand not everyone’s cycle is predictable but it is not a valid reason for me to waive the cancellation policy. Using an app like @flo to track your cycle or scheduling after you’ve started versus pre-booking may be a better option.

 

Q: Should I cut or tuck in my tampon string before my wax ?

A: No, if you are wearing a tampon, please don’t tuck it in as it usually doesn’t work. Just let me know you are wearing one and I will navigate around it during the wax. I also carry plenty of body wipes if you want to freshen up before getting on the table.

 

Q: How should I care for myself after my wax ?

A: For 48 hours after your wax, avoid anything that causes friction, sweating, or bacteria. Avoid sun exposure and do not apply any heavy creams or oils.

 

Q: Do I need a Vajacial ?

A: I suggest getting Vajacials for the following reasons:

• You don’t exfoliate

• You just need some selfcare

• You get ingrown hairs or pimples often

• You have dry or itchy skin 

• You have scarring or hyperpigmentation

 

Q: Do you document my results ?

A: Yes, all clients must sign a photo/video release waiver in order to document your journey. Before and after pictures/videos are taken and I also record your measurements to document your progress. Our motto is “Real Clients, Real Results ! ”

 

Q: Is Body Sculpting a surgical procedure ?

A: No, Body Sculpting is a non-surgical fat reduction, it contains multiple different procedures designed to dissolve stubborn fat, tighten skin, rid you of cellulite, and shape different areas of the body. 

 

Q: How do I care for myself after Body Sculpting ?

A: I recommend following the following steps after Body Sculpting 

• Drink 1-2 gallons of water a day

• Follow a low-fat and low-carb diet

• Exercise for at least 20 minutes a day

• Avoid alcohol and caffeine 

• Wear a girdle aka faja or waist trainer for 4-6 hours a day

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Q: Will I be able to see results after 1 Peel ?

A: Yes! Many people can see a significant improvement in the appearance of their skin tone and texture in as little as one peel treatment. This is because a peel functions as an exfoliant, which can drastically improve the superficial quality of your skin. 

 

Q: How long does it take to see results after a ChemicalPeel ?

A: Seven to fourteen days - you'll see the formation of healthy, new skin, but you may notice some redness or skin that is darker or lighter than usual for up to a month.

 

Q: What should I not do when Peeling after my Peel ?

A: Don't over-exfoliate. Peels are maximum-strength exfoliants, so you don't need to use a separate exfoliant (like a scrub, brush or exfoliating cleanser) within 3-4 days of your peel. Over-exfoliating can lead to more redness or sensitivity, so wait until your skin feels up to it.

 

Q: What are some things I should avoid getting Chemical Peel ?

A: Here are the top ten things to avoid after a Chemical Peel:

• Do not pick at the skin

• Do not skip wearing Sunscreen

• Do not let the skin dry out

• Do not stop applying moisturizer

• Do not Apply too much moisturizer

• Do not be afraid of cold compresses

• Do not Exfoliate

• Do not expect immediate results

• Do not stop drinking plenty of water stay hydrated

• Do not drink excessive Alcohol

 

Q: Can peeling whiten skin?

A: Body peeling is not just for whitening the skin but it also works to replace the dead skin cells with a fresher ones. It can also provide smoother and brighter skin as it gets rid of the dirt that is associated with the dead skin cells that have been removed.

 

Q: Do I need to do Whitening more than one time to see results ?

A: Yes, for best results I recommend 2-6 sessions depending on how much hyperpigmentation you have. 

 

Q: How should I care for myself after my Whitening session ?

A:  You should follow these steps after your Whitening session:

• Keep your skin moisturized and use Aloe Vera Gel at night

• Use Sunscreen SPF 30 every morning

• Use Cold Compress if needed

• Stay Hydrated and drink plenty of water 

• Keep skin clean by washing with cold water and mild soap

 

Q: Are there any conditions or reasons I will not be able to do Body Contouring ?

A: Yes, those who should not do these treatments are as follows:

•  If you are Pregnant or Nursing 

•  Suffering from an Infectious Skin Disease

• Have Open Wounds, a Skin Infection, or Recent Surgery 

• Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure or Heart problems

• Untreated Thyroid Disease

•  Have a Pacemaker or any type of Metal Implants

• Have Blood Clots, on Blood Thinners, have Varicose Veins, or Deep Veins

• Have Thrombosis, Epilepsy, Asthma, Liver or Kidney malfunction  

• Have Lupus, Uncontrolled Diabetes, Autoimmune Disease, HIV or AIDS, 

• Metal/Copper IUD, and Cancer of any type

If you have any medical conditions it is imperative that you receive physician approval prior to treatment.

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Q: What if I want to book an appointment after hours or just walk-in WITHOUT an appointment?

A: You are able to walk-in but a $50 charge will be added to your total and if you book online AFTER HOURS you will also be charged an extra $50 for the VIP appointment. Your appointment will have to approved.

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LAST EDIT MADE 8.31.22