Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full Arms.

Most clients report brief, manageable discomfort during Full Arms waxing. The sensation is sharp but short; technicians use fast strips and calming techniques. Numbing creams can be used beforehand if needed, and pain often lessens after a few sessions.

Results typically last four to eight weeks depending on individual hair growth cycles. Faster-growing hair may regrow sooner; scheduling maintenance every four to six weeks keeps arms consistently smooth and reduces visible regrowth.

Allow hair to be about a quarter inch long, arrive with clean, dry skin, and avoid heavy moisturizers or recent self-tanning. Gentle exfoliation a few days prior helps, but skip exfoliating immediately before your appointment.

Yes, with precautions. We perform a patch test, use gentle waxes and soothing techniques. If skin is sunburned, actively irritated, or broken, we may reschedule to prevent further irritation and ensure safe treatment.

Temporary redness, small bumps, or mild irritation are common and usually resolve within a day or two. Use cool compresses, fragrance-free moisturizers, and avoid heat or sun exposure to help skin recover quickly.

Most clients schedule Full Arms waxing every four to six weeks for consistent smoothness. Over time, regrowth often becomes finer and appointments may be spaced further apart based on personal hair growth and preference.