Underarm Waxing Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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I canāt say enough great things about my experience at Skin Radiance with Mrs. Mary...more
Mary is outstanding! She explained details of the massage, asked a lot of questions and pr...more
Mary gave me the most wonderful, relaxing facial and massage combo. I walked out feeling e...more
Mary is a wonderful and skilled masseuse. Her studio is a calm and relaxing space. She us...more
Mary is fantastic. She really listens and pays attention to what your body needs at each a...more
Sheās a very sweet lady who used several methods during the massage
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Underarm Waxing.
Most clients enjoy smooth underarms for three to six weeks depending on hair growth cycles and individual hormones. Regular waxing often slows regrowth and softens hair over time. We recommend scheduling every four to six weeks for consistent results and optimal comfort.
Some discomfort is normal, especially on first appointments, but our experienced therapists use warm hard wax and soothing techniques to minimize pain. Breath control and quick, skilled removal reduce sensation. Topical numbing can be discussed if you experience significant sensitivity.
Ensure hair is at least Ā¼ inch (about a week's growth) for effective removal. Avoid deodorants, heavy lotions, or sun exposure on the day of waxing. Exfoliate gently two days prior to prevent ingrown hairs, but don't exfoliate immediately before waxing.
Apply the soothing treatment provided immediately after waxing and avoid tight clothing, heavy sweating, or deodorant for 24 hours. Use gentle cleansers, avoid hot showers and direct sun for 48 hours, and exfoliate after 72 hours to prevent ingrowns.
Yes in many cases, but notify us about allergies, eczema, psoriasis, or recent chemical peels. Patch tests and gentle techniques may be used. Weāll advise on suitability and may recommend alternative hair removal if waxing risks skin irritation or exacerbates a condition.
Gently exfoliate once healing starts, use salicylic acid or glycolic pads to free trapped hairs, and apply antibacterial creams if irritated. Avoid picking or harsh scrubs. If ingrowns persist or become infected, book a consultation for targeted treatments and professional extraction.