Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full Arms.

Regrowth varies by individual but typically appears between three and six weeks. Factors include hair growth cycle, hormonal influences, and regular waxing frequency. With consistent appointments, hairs often become finer and sparser over time.

No. Waxing removes hair from the root and does not change hair's color or thickness. Repeated waxing can make regrowth finer and sparser. Any perceived change is usually due to blunt regrowth, not increased density.

Ensure hair is at least 1/4 inch long so wax can grip. Exfoliate gently 24-48 hours beforehand and avoid heavy creams or sun exposure. Wear loose clothing, and arrive with clean, dry skin for best results.

Yes with precautions. Our therapists use gentle wax and pre-treatment to protect delicate skin. Patch tests can be performed for concerns. Avoid waxing during active rashes, sunburn or certain medications; consult us beforehand for personalized advice.

Pain varies by individual and area, but most clients describe brief, manageable discomfort. Our technicians use warming, soothing techniques and fast strips to reduce pain. Regular waxing sessions often become less uncomfortable over time as follicles weaken.

Wait at least 12-24 hours before hot showers or soaking to avoid irritation. Use lukewarm water and gentle, fragrance-free cleansers. Apply provided calming lotion and avoid exfoliation or sun exposure for 24-48 hours to protect skin.