FAQs
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Hair should be a minimum 1/4”-1/2,” which is about the length of a long grain of rice. We recommend growing out the hair for a minimum of 14 days prior to waxing, to ensure it will be long enough for the wax to properly adhere and remove. Is your hair longer? Not to worry; we can trim if need be, but most likely that won’t be necessary. How long will my wax last? You can expect to be hair-free for a minimum of 1-2 weeks following your wax appointment.
We use two different types of wax, formulated specifically for Wild Honey Skin Co. Generally, our Estheticians will use the hard wax formula for the face and more sensitive areas of the body, like underarms and bikini. Since hard wax shrink wraps around the hair, there’s less pull from the skin, creating a more comfortable experience for most of our clients. We tend to use our soft wax for larger areas of the body, such as legs, arms, chest and back. That being said, our Estheticians will be sure to tailor the experience by selecting the wax that is most suitable for your hair type, skin type and comfort level. Sometimes that means using both formulas to get the best results.
Laser hair removal is the method of reducing hair by exposing it to laser light pulses that destroy the hair follicle. This is a more permanent solution than waxing, with results typically lasting for six to twelve months depending on the hair type, and even longer for some. Laser hair removal can greatly reduce the majority of hair growth and permanently eliminate it in some cases.
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Before you get to your appointment, you’ll have the option to fill out a New Client form ahead of time, to indicate your personal skin care needs, goals, and history of services. This step is important, and if not done prior to your appointment, we ask that you arrive 15 minutes early, to give yourself plenty of time to complete the intake process and focus on you.
Our facials are safe for women who are pregnant or nursing, as all of our Estheticians are trained on which ingredients and modalities to avoid according to our standards. However, since every body and every doctor’s recommendations are different, please speak to your primary physician for their specific guidelines.
We advise that you do not get laser hair removal while you’re pregnant. Laser hair removal is safe, but currently, there are no long-term studies that analyze the effects of laser hair treatment on unborn children. For this reason, it is best to play it safe.
Hormonal changes associated with pregnancy and breastfeeding do tend to increase hair growth, but waiting until after the birth of the baby to begin or continue treatments will not negatively affect the results.