Sensitive skin gets read before it gets waxed.
European hard and soft wax, from brow to leg. We match the wax to your skin before a single strip goes on.
Book waxing
Why the wax type is chosen, not fixed
Hard wax goes on warm, sets, and lifts off in one piece — no cloth strip. It grips the hair, not the skin.
That's why it's the standard choice for the face and other sensitive areas. Soft wax spreads thinner and comes off with a muslin strip.
That makes it faster on larger areas like legs or the back, where hard wax would take too long. We use both.
Which wax goes where is a technique call we make for you — not a menu choice you have to guess at.
Where skin sensitivity changes the plan
Reactive or thin skin changes how a wax service goes. Recent sun, retinoid use, and certain medical treatments can all thin the skin.
Sometimes that means adjusting the service. Sometimes it means waiting a few days.
So we ask about products, sun, and skin conditions before we start — the same intake we use before a facial. Waxing over compromised skin causes more irritation than the hair removal is worth.
Who this fits
This suits anyone who wants their skin checked before it's waxed — not worked through a booked slot no matter what the skin looks like that day. Book a single brow or lip visit, or a full leg-and-bikini appointment.
The wax itself is European Azulene, chosen for extra-sensitive skin.
Common questions
What's the difference between hard wax and soft wax?
Hard wax sets on its own and lifts off without a strip. That makes it gentler on sensitive spots like the face and bikini line. Soft wax comes off with a muslin strip and moves faster over larger areas like legs.
Is waxing safe on sensitive or reactive skin?
Often yes, with the right wax and technique. But recent sun, retinoid use, or certain skin conditions can mean we adjust or postpone. A practitioner asks before starting, not after.
How long before an event should I book waxing?
A few days ahead is typical. That gives any mild redness time to settle before the event. Ask a practitioner for exact timing based on the area and how your skin usually reacts.
Can I get facial waxing the same day as a facial?
Sometimes, but order and timing matter. Waxing before certain facials can irritate freshly exfoliated skin. Ask when you book, so the visit runs in the right order.
Is waxing appropriate during cancer treatment?
It depends on your treatment and how your skin is doing now. Some medications make skin too reactive to wax. Ask when you book, so a practitioner can check first.