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Consultation
Your therapist asks about medication, skincare and recent facial treatments, then checks the area for irritation. Tell them about retinol or acne tablets, even if you stopped some months ago.
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Preparation
Cleanser removes makeup and oil. A pre-wax product goes on next so the wax grips hair rather than skin.
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Wax application
Your therapist spreads wax from the centre outward, following the direction of growth. One side gets treated at a time, which keeps the work precise near the corners of the mouth.
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Hair removal
With the skin held taut, the wax comes away against the growth in one quick movement. You feel a short, sharp sting that fades within seconds, and then the second side follows.
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Soothing finish
A cooling product calms warmth and pinkness before you leave. Small red dots around the follicles count as a normal response.
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Aftercare and next visit
For 24 hours, keep makeup off and avoid heat and direct sun. Gentle exfoliation after 48 hours lowers the risk of ingrown hairs. Book again once regrowth reaches around 5mm, roughly once a month for most clients, and avoid shaving between visits.