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Get answers to common questions about Ear Wax.
The service typically takes about 10 to 15 minutes from start to finish. Our estheticians work efficiently while ensuring comfort, skin protection, and thorough hair removal. Allow extra time if combining with other facial waxing or grooming treatments.
Most clients experience minimal discomfort; the process is quick and our gentle wax reduces irritation. We use soothing aftercare treatments and offer guidance on at-home care. If you have sensitive skin or skin conditions, disclose them so we can adjust the method.
Frequency varies by hair growth, typically every four to eight weeks. Many clients choose a monthly or bi-monthly schedule to maintain a neat appearance. Your esthetician can recommend timing based on your hair growth and personal grooming preferences.
Yes. Ear Wax is a quick, convenient add-on to many facial waxing and grooming services. Combining treatments saves time and can reduce overall cost. Tell us when booking so we can schedule appropriately and prepare the right products.
Yes. Avoid touching, swimming, or heavy sweating for 24 hours and skip harsh products near the area. Apply a soothing or antiseptic product if recommended. If you notice prolonged redness or irritation, contact us for advice or an evaluation.
People with open wounds, active ear infections, severe eczema, psoriasis near the ears, or recent ear surgery should avoid waxing. Also disclose diabetes, bleeding disorders, or blood-thinning medications. We’ll advise safer alternatives like trimming or medical evaluation.