Lip/Chin Waxing Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Kasey delivers a lovely, firm massage. She magically found my exceedingly stiff neck and ...more
I have been going to Anu (for threading and waxing) and Michelle (for nails) for 3+ years ...more
Lena is the best, soft touch w waxing and great conversationalist! So nice making the expe...more
Michelle is lovely! High-quality work. Truly love this salon.
Amazing value. Beautiful ambiance. Gracious hoisting. Will continuously recommend.
Paula is very sweet, thorough, and efficient in her waxing. The room is very peaceful, and...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip/Chin Waxing.
Cleanse the area and avoid heavy topical products before your appointment. Please notify your esthetician if you’re using retinols, glycolic, salicylic, or Tretinoin. If unsure about any product, ask for guidance to prevent irritation.
Most clients experience only brief stinging or tugging. Our experienced estheticians use quick, precise technique and soothing aftercare to minimize discomfort. Sensitivity varies; regular waxing often reduces pain over time. Ask about topical numbing if you have concerns.
Results usually last two to six weeks depending on hair growth cycle and individual factors. Repeated waxing can lead to finer regrowth. Maintain results with scheduled appointments and avoid exfoliating acids around treatment times; notify your esthetician about any topical treatments.
Please notify your esthetician if using retinols; these increase sensitivity and risk of irritation. Your esthetician will advise whether to pause use before waxing or choose a gentler method. If unsure, bring product details for guidance.
Avoid sun exposure, hot baths, saunas, and heavy makeup for 24 to 48 hours. Use recommended soothing gel or aloe, avoid exfoliating acids until fully healed, and keep the area clean. Contact your esthetician if redness or swelling persists.
Yes. Active sunburn, recent chemical peels, open wounds, active cold sores, and use of exfoliating acids or prescription retinoids can be contraindications. Always inform your esthetician about medications and treatments so we can assess, offer alternatives, or reschedule safely.