Face Waxing

UPDATE 5/3/21: It has come to our attention that Covid 19 Vaccinations MAY (it will not happen to all) make your skin more sensitive to waxing. It has been noticed 3-4 months post injection. Could be longer, no way to know. And this has been seen in people who have been waxing for years with no other changes in their medications or routines. Sensitives vary.

Face waxing can be tricky. We expose our faces to so much on a daily basis. Sun, wind, improper skin care, makeup, smoking, prescription medications and so on. Any one or a combination of these things can lead to a less than perfect face waxing experience. We do everything we can to prevent you from having a negative experience by starting with an intake form. This is not an invasion of your privacy or an unnecessary obstacle. It is vitally necessary. 

See "Medication Contraindications for Waxing" to know before you book, if you should not be waxed.

The most common reaction to face waxing is a histamine reaction. This is usually mistaken for a breakout, because it can look like little pimples. Or just be raised bumps. This does NOT mean you are allergic to the wax. It means the waxing process has stirred up the histamine on your body's system. Using an antihistamine will help the situation.