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Ashu, Nena, and Heena of course always do an excellent job! I don’t get my eyebrows done b...more
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Yes. Performed by our trained technicians with gentle wax, ear waxing is safe for most clients. We assess skin sensitivity, offer a brief consultation, and provide aftercare advice to reduce irritation and protect delicate ear skin.
Generally results last two to six weeks depending on hair growth rate and personal hormones. Regular appointments can extend periods between sessions. Individual factors like age and hair thickness affect regrowth, so we recommend scheduling follow-ups as needed.
Some mild stinging or tugging may occur, but most clients find ear waxing quick and tolerable. Our technicians use calming techniques, appropriate wax temperatures, and post-wax cooling to minimize discomfort. Tell us if you need breaks or numbing options.
Avoid exfoliating the ear area for 24 to 48 hours and skip heavy creams or oils before your appointment. Ensure hair is visible and long enough for the wax to grip. Inform us about medications or skin conditions.
Yes. Conditions such as recent ear surgery, active infections, severe dermatitis, open wounds, or recent isotretinoin use may prevent waxing. Always disclose medical history, medications, or allergies when booking so we can advise alternatives or adjust treatment safely.
Avoid swimming, saunas, heavy sweating, and hot showers for 24 to 48 hours. Keep the area clean, apply a soothing antiseptic or aloe gel if recommended, and avoid exfoliation for several days. Contact us if redness, swelling, or persistent discomfort occurs.
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