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10/10 stars for Miss Shinelle!
Her hands are that of an angel. The service, vibes, and mus...more
Great massage therapist it’s been over 10 years and it was worth every penny
Had the best couples massage ! Left feeling relaxed and my muscle pain was greatly diminis...more
Outstanding treatment!!! I will be back’nn
The massage was awsome.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Waxing Chin and Neck.
Most clients enjoy smooth, hair-free chin and neck for three to six weeks, depending on hair growth cycles and personal hormones. Regular appointments can lengthen intervals and often lead to finer regrowth over time.
Some discomfort is normal, but our experienced estheticians use gentle techniques and pre-wax treatments to minimize pain. We also recommend exfoliating and avoiding blood-thinning medications beforehand; post-care reduces irritation and speeds recovery.
Trim any very long hairs, arrive with clean, product-free skin, and ensure hair is at least a quarter-inch long. Avoid retinoids or harsh exfoliation for several days prior to reduce sensitivity.
Waxing can sometimes lead to ingrown hairs, especially with curly or coarse hair. Regular exfoliation, using gentle acids or scrubs, and professional aftercare significantly reduce ingrowns and promote smoother regrowth.
Avoid hot showers, steam, swimming, or heavy sweating for 24 hours to prevent irritation and infection. Use lukewarm water and gentle cleansers; apply recommended soothing creams or aloe to calm the area.
Topical retinoids, certain acne treatments, and prescription exfoliants increase skin sensitivity and risk of damage. Stop these products at least five to seven days before waxing and consult your provider or our esthetician for personalized guidance.