Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full Arms.

Full Arms waxing commonly lasts four to six weeks depending on hair growth cycles and personal hormones. Regular appointments can extend intervals by reducing regrowth thickness; factors like exfoliation, medication, and skin type also influence longevity.

Some discomfort is normal but brief; our therapists use numbing creams, warm wax, and quick strip removal to minimize pain. Breathing techniques, proper skin prep, and regular waxing reduce sensitivity over time, making sessions progressively more comfortable.

Waxing can sometimes cause ingrown hairs, particularly with coarse or curly hair. Prevent with gentle exfoliation, moisturizing, and prescribed serums. Avoid tight clothing, picking, and harsh products after treatment. We provide tailored aftercare to reduce and manage ingrown hair risk effectively.

Most skin types tolerate waxing well, but sensitive, sunburned, broken, or recently tretinoin-treated skin may need alternatives. We perform consultations, patch tests, and recommend timelines for safe waxing. Inform technicians about medications and recent treatments before booking.

Clean, dry skin is best—avoid heavy lotions on the day. Allow hair to be at least quarter-inch long. Exfoliate gently 48 hours before, avoid sun exposure and waxing if using retinoids; arrive with any questions about aftercare and sensitivities.

Most clients book every four to six weeks depending on regrowth and personal preference. After your first appointment we'll recommend an interval based on hair cycle, skin reaction, and desired smoothness. Regular visits help prolong results and reduce regrowth density.