Waxing, Brows & Lashes in Watkinsville, GA

Hair around ¼–¾ inch long is generally suitable for waxing. Arrive with the area clean and dry. Tell your esthetician about sensitivities, current skincare and recent treatments before waxing.

General guidance: American Academy of Dermatology waxing tips.

Do not wax sunburned or very sensitive skin. Retinol, prescription retinoids and some medications can increase the risk of skin injury. Do not wax while taking isotretinoin or within six months after stopping it. Discuss your products and medications with your clinician and esthetician; do not change a prescribed treatment on your own.

Read the AAD’s waxing precautions.

Tell the team about previous cosmetic reactions or eye-area irritation. Ask which preparation, patch testing and aftercare apply to your service. Avoid eye-area cosmetics during an eye infection or while nearby skin is inflamed; seek medical advice if irritation persists.

General guidance: FDA eye cosmetic safety.

Follow the aftercare guidance provided for your service. Avoid hot baths or showers, choose loose clothing over the area and use a gentle, non-comedogenic moisturizer. Redness or swelling lasting more than two days should be assessed by a dermatologist.

Read the AAD’s after-waxing guidance.