Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Foot Wax (Including Toes).

Prepare by arriving with clean, dry feet; avoid lotions, heavy oils, or recent tanning. Hair should be about a quarter-inch long for effective removal. Notify your specialist of medications, sensitivities, or skin conditions so we can adjust technique for comfort and safety.

Most clients feel mild to moderate discomfort during initial waxing, but the pain is brief. Our experienced technicians use efficient technique, soothing products, and supportive positioning to minimize discomfort. Numbing creams can be used on request, and sensitivity typically decreases with repeated appointments.

Results commonly last three to six weeks depending on individual hair growth, hormonal factors, and maintenance routine. Regular waxing sessions slow regrowth and extend smoothness. We recommend scheduling touch-ups every four to six weeks to maintain a consistently polished appearance.

You should avoid waxing if you have open wounds, sunburn, active dermatitis, certain rashes, or are using isotretinoin or other contraindicated medications. Diabetics and those with circulatory issues should consult their physician. We'll perform a consultation and patch test when necessary.

Yes — combining foot waxing with a pedicure is convenient and enhances overall results. We typically wax before polishing to remove stray hairs and prep skin. Mention your preference when booking so we can allocate time and ensure a seamless, relaxing double-service experience.

Aftercare includes avoiding hot baths, saunas, and intense exercise for 24–48 hours. Keep the area clean, wear breathable footwear, and refrain from tanning or bacterial exposure. Exfoliate gently after 48 hours and moisturize regularly to prevent ingrown hairs and maintain smooth skin.