Male Waxing

Waxing is an effective way to remove unwanted hair that can be maintenance-free for up to 5 weeks.

Q&A:

Does it itch when the hair regrows?
As it is a new hair that is growing there is none of the itching associated with shaving, so there is no discomfort when the hair re-grows.
Who can have a treatment?
Most people can have waxing, but there are some exceptions. It is not advisable if you suffer from diabetes, have a serious skin allergy or very sensitive skin. Also new scar tissue cannot be waxed over.

What to expect:
With waxing you are removing the hair from the root, not just taking the hair from the skin level, as with shaving or hair removal creams. Any discomfort is minimal, and goes quite quickly. There are more sensitive areas which need special care when being waxed, but the results are worth it.

Before you arrive:
Firstly there must be at least 5mm of hair.
Avoid using any form of moisturiser or oils on the area prior to waxing treatment. It is advisable to wear loose clothing, it minimizes the risk of irritation to the newly waxed area.

Aftercare:
Refrain from sunbathing or using a sun bed. Don't use any self-tanning products, deodorants or perfume products on the newly waxing area.
Some slight soreness, small bumps and redness are common and perfectly normal temporary reactions, particularly if this is your first wax. These symptoms should subside over the next 24-48 hours.