FACIALS

How often should I get a facial?

Think of facials like a gym session for your skin—regular care keeps it glowing! We recommend every 4–6 weeks, but if you have specific skin concerns like acne or hyperpigmentation, we can tailor a plan just for you.

No two faces are the same, which is why we offer facials for every skin type—whether you’re oily, dry, sensitive, or somewhere in between. Our estheticians will analyze your skin and recommend the perfect treatment.

What’s the best facial for my skin type?

Will a facial make me break out?

Sometimes, yes—but that’s just your skin detoxing! It’s totally normal for your skin to purge impurities after a deep cleanse. Give it a couple of days, and you’ll be glowing!

Can I wear makeup after a facial?

Your skin will be fresh and dewy, so we recommend letting it breathe for at least a few hours. If you do need makeup, go for lightweight, non-comedogenic products.

What’s a dermaplaning facial?

It’s like a magic eraser for your face! A sterile blade gently removes dead skin and peach fuzz, leaving your skin baby-smooth and helping your products absorb better. We HIGHLY recommend this service before events with professional makeup application.

What’s an oxygen facial?

An oxygen facial is basically a breath of fresh air for your skin! It infuses oxygen and hydrating serums to plump, brighten, and give you that lit-from-within glow.

WAXING

Does waxing make hair grow back thicker?

Nope! That’s a total myth. Waxing actually weakens the hair over time, so it grows back finer and softer.

Real talk—it’s not painless, but it’s super quick, and the more you do it, the easier it gets! Plus, we use top-quality wax to make it as comfortable as possible.

Does waxing hurt?

How long should my hair be for waxing?

Let it grow, girl! Your hair should be about ¼ inch long (think a grain of rice) so the wax can grip properly. If it’s too short, the wax might not pick everything up.

How do I prevent ingrown hairs?

Exfoliate, exfoliate, exfoliate! Gently scrubbing 2–3 times a week and keeping your skin moisturized will keep those pesky ingrowns away.

Can I get waxed on my period?

Yes, but your skin may be a little more sensitive. Just wear a tampon or menstrual cup, and you’re good to go!

Can I work out after a wax?

Hold off on that sweat sesh for at least 24 hours—your pores are open, and you don’t want to risk irritation.

How often will I have to wax?

Every wax is different, but our clients generally revisit us every 2-4 weeks. Please keep this in mind and remember to pre-book your next appointment!

TEETH WHITENING PT.1

For best results, refrain from food or drink 60 minutes after your service.
24-48 hours post-treatment, we recommend avoiding pigmented foods/beverages, and any food source that could cause discoloration. (coffee, red wine, candy etc.)

What are the recommendations for after-care?

Will teeth whitening work on veneers, crowns or dentures?

Whitening services will only work on natural teeth.

Are LED lights okay for my gums and teeth?

Yes. The LED lamp emits a safe cool light. Please consult with your dentist if you have particular concerns.

TEETH WHITENING PT.2

Can I get teeth whitening after getting lip or face filler?

It is recommended that you wait two weeks after receiving any filler treatments in the mouth or lower face prior to booking whitening services.

We do not recommend using peroxide-based products while pregnant, nursing, or breastfeeding. For further information, contact your trusted doctor or dentist.

Can Teeth Whitening Be Used While Pregnant, Nursing Or Breastfeeding?

How often can I whiten my teeth?

Whitening can be completed every 45 days until the desired whiteness is achieved. After achievement of the desired level, maintenance can be completed as needed.

This is my first time whitening my teeth, will my teeth get sensitive?

Tooth sensitivity is common in 1 out of every 8 adults. For those concerned with sensitivity, try our sensitivity post-treatment. This treatment contains calcium and potassium to help strengthen teeth and reduce sensitivity.