Clear waxing choices for your skin
Method matched carefully
We choose strip or hot wax according to the area, hair and sensitivity.
Preparation made simple
You'll know how hair length, exfoliation and products affect your appointment.
Calm post-wax care
We explain how to reduce extra heat, friction and irritation afterwards.
Choose the method that suits the treatment area
Strip waxing and hot waxing remove hair in different ways. Strip wax is applied thinly and removed with a strip, while hot wax sets around the hair before being lifted away. We choose the method according to the body area, hair type and your skin sensitivity rather than assuming one option suits every appointment. Before you visit, suitable hair length helps the wax grip effectively.
Gentle exfoliation in advance may also help, while heavy creams or oils on the day can make preparation harder. We'll explain what applies to your chosen area so you can arrive feeling prepared. This approach to hair removal helps us tailor the waxing method to your needs and the area being treated.
Comfortable aftercare as temporary redness settles
During your appointment, we work section by section to keep hair removal organised and efficient. You may notice temporary redness or sensitivity afterwards, particularly in areas affected by heat or friction. We'll explain how to keep the skin calm and when to avoid hot baths, intense heat, rubbing or exfoliation. Hair then returns through its natural regrowth cycle rather than all at once. Understanding that cycle can help you plan future appointments and avoid shaving between visits if you want waxing to remain your regular method.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between strip wax and hot wax?
Strip wax is spread thinly and removed using a strip. Hot wax sets around the hair and is lifted away without a separate strip. We select the method according to the treatment area, hair type and your skin sensitivity.
How long should my hair be before waxing?
The hair needs enough length for the wax to grip, but the ideal preparation can vary by area. Avoid shaving immediately before your visit. We'll provide relevant guidance so you can prepare without trying to judge the length alone.
What should I avoid after a waxing appointment?
Heat, friction, rubbing and early exfoliation may irritate freshly waxed skin. Temporary redness can occur, so keep the area cool and follow the guidance we provide. The exact advice may differ according to the body area treated.