Hair Removal Services

Yes, absolutely. Sometimes waxing is much better for very coarse hair.

 I use both hard wax and strip wax.

I prefer hard wax for mucus membrane as it tends to not stick to living tissue as much as strip wax sometimes can.

When we shave we are strengthening the hair, when we wax we are removing the hair from the follicle and destroying the root structure.

Waxing removes the hair from it's follicular hold, therefore destroying the root base of the hair. When we remove a hair from it's roots the hair has to begin growing back at the level of the root structure. Think about a plant, the longer the plant gets to live in it's pot the roots get thicker and stronger and provide more strength to the plant. Same situation with hair.

Shaving cuts the hair at an angle. In order for hair to grow back it first must pierce it's way through the skin and then begin to grow up. This puncture can be itchy and create red bumpy skin.

We are covered with ever present bacterium, these bacterium are opportunistic and, once that hair has been shaved, the bacterium can gather in that 'vulnerable' pore and have a little anaerobic party, wreaking havoc on your skin, leading to an infection.

Waxing is not only a way to rid your body of unwanted hair it's also a great way to exfoliate your skin.

With waxing you don't have to worry about razor burn, nicks or bad cuts from the razor.

I highly recommend waxing for the legs as it leaves your legs feeling smooth and hair free for much longer than if you were to shave them.

For some humans, laser hair removal is not a very viable option. Lasers work best when they are seeing a contrast, dark hair against very light skin. Laser hair removal is also very expensive and time consuming. Waxing, on the other hand, is much more affordable and a rather quick service.