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- Brazilian Wax Pricing: $50 | ($37 for Members)
- Smooth skin for weeks
- Reduced hair growth over time with regular sessions
- Increased confidence and comfort.
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At Radiance Medspa & Beauty Bar in Scarborough, we offer a serene, private, and professional Brazilian Wax service tailored exclusively for women. Experience the comfort and confidence that come with our expertly delivered treatments
Our Brazilian Wax service involves removing all hair from the bikini area, ensuring a smooth and clean result. Our skilled estheticians use top-quality wax and follow strict hygiene standards to ensure a comfortable experience.
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brazilian BEFORE & AFTER CARE
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| Do/Don’t | Action | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Do | Grow hair to at least ¼ inch | Ensures the wax can adequately grip the hair for effective removal. |
| Don’t | Shave | Shaving can make the hair too short for the wax to effectively grip and can also lead to more pain during waxing. |
| Do | Exfoliate | Helps remove dead skin cells, allowing for a cleaner wax and reducing the chance of ingrown hairs. |
| Don’t | Sunbathe or use tanning beds | Tanning can sensitize the skin, increasing the risk of irritation or burns from waxing. |
| Do | Hydrate your skin | Well-hydrated skin allows for easier hair removal and can reduce discomfort. |
| Don’t | Apply creams or lotions | Oils and lotions can interfere with the wax’s ability to adhere to the hair. |
| Do | Wear loose clothing | Reduces friction and irritation on the waxed area post-treatment. |
| Don’t | Consume alcohol or significant caffeine | These can increase skin sensitivity and inflammation, potentially leading to more pain or irritation. |
| Do | Take a pain reliever if very sensitive | An over-the-counter pain reliever can help manage discomfort if you’re particularly sensitive. |
| Don’t | Schedule during your menstrual cycle | Your skin is often more sensitive during this time, which can lead to increased pain. However, we can provide this treatment when you are on your period. Please inform your esthetician ahead of time. |
| Do | Check for skin conditions | Inform your esthetician about any skin conditions or allergies to avoid complications. |
| Don’t | Engage in intense exercise | Sweating and friction immediately before a wax can irritate the skin. |
| Do | Use numbing cream if extremely sensitive | Can help reduce pain during the waxing process, especially for first-timers or those with low pain tolerance. |
| Don’t | Drink a lot of liquids right before | Reduces the need to use the restroom during the procedure, which can be uncomfortable if you’re tender. |
| Do | Arrive early | Allows you to relax and not feel rushed, which can enhance your overall experience. |
| Don’t | Wax on broken or irritated skin | Waxing over damaged skin can lead to further irritation or infection. |
| Do | Inform your esthetician about medications | Some medications can sensitize the skin to waxing. |
| Don’t | Use retinol-based products | These can thin the skin, making it more prone to injury during waxing. |
| Do | Breathe and stay relaxed | Helps reduce the perception of pain and makes the process smoother. |
| Do/Don’t | Action | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Do | Communicate | Inform your esthetician about your pain threshold, any concerns, or if you need a break during the procedure. |
| Don’t | Hesitate to ask questions | Understanding each step can ease anxiety and make the experience more comfortable. |
| Do | Follow the esthetician’s instructions | Proper positioning can aid in the effectiveness of hair removal and reduce discomfort. |
| Don’t | Tense up | Staying relaxed can lessen pain and make the waxing process smoother. |
| Do | Practice deep breathing | Helps manage discomfort and keeps you relaxed. |
| Don’t | Touch the area being waxed | This can introduce bacteria and increase the risk of infection. |
| Do | Provide feedback | Let the esthetician know if something feels off or if you experience too much pain. |
| Don’t | Wear tight clothing | Tight clothing can cause irritation; it’s best to wear something loose to your appointment. |
| Do | Maintain hygiene | Cleanliness is crucial to prevent infection and ensure the best results. |
| Don’t | Apply heat | Avoid using heat pads or hot towels on the area, as this can increase skin sensitivity. |
| Do | Use a numbing cream if needed | If you’ve applied a numbing cream, inform the esthetician so they can adjust their technique if necessary. |
| Don’t | Consume painkillers that thin the blood | Medications like aspirin can increase bleeding during waxing. |
| Do | Trust the professional | Estheticians are trained to provide the best care; trusting their expertise can enhance your experience. |
| Don’t | Apply ice directly to numb the area | Direct cold can tighten pores, making waxing more difficult and painful. |
| Do | Stay still | Moving unexpectedly can lead to uneven hair removal or injury. |
| Don’t | Expose the area to UV light | If there’s a window nearby, ensure you’re not exposing the treated area to direct sunlight. |
| Do | Check the wax temperature | If you’re concerned the wax may be too hot, ask the esthetician to test it on their wrist or yours. |
| Don’t | Drink caffeine or alcohol before the appointment | These substances can increase skin sensitivity and blood flow, leading to more discomfort. |
| Do | Mention any last-minute concerns | If something is on your mind, it’s better to address it before the process begins. |
Following these guidelines during your Brazilian wax appointment can help ensure a more effective, safe, and comfortable experience.
| Do/Don’t | Action | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Do | Wear loose clothing | Prevents irritation and allows the skin to breathe, reducing the risk of ingrown hairs. |
| Don’t | Engage in vigorous exercise | Sweat and friction can irritate the waxed area, leading to discomfort and possible infection. |
| Do | Apply recommended soothing creams or gels | Helps to calm the skin, reduce redness, and prevent ingrown hairs. |
| Don’t | Take hot baths or showers | Hot water can irritate the skin; stick to lukewarm water for the first 24-48 hours. |
| Do | Exfoliate after 48 hours | Gently exfoliating can prevent ingrown hairs and keep the skin smooth, but wait until the initial sensitivity subsides. |
| Don’t | Go swimming | Chlorine and saltwater can cause irritation and dry out the waxed area. |
| Do | Keep the area clean | Ensures proper healing and reduces the risk of infection. |
| Don’t | Use tanning beds or sunbathe | UV exposure can irritate and damage the sensitive skin post-waxing. |
| Do | Apply cold compresses if necessary | Can help soothe irritation and reduce swelling. |
| Don’t | Have sexual intercourse for 24-48 hours | To avoid friction and bacterial exposure to the sensitive area. |
| Do | Moisturize the area (after 24 hours) | Keeps the skin hydrated and helps prevent ingrown hairs; choose a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer. |
| Don’t | Shave between waxing sessions | Shaving can disrupt the hair growth cycle and lead to more discomfort during your next wax. |
| Do | Schedule your next appointment 4-6 weeks out | Maintains smoothness and can reduce pain over time as hair grows back finer. |
| Don’t | Use heavily fragranced products or oils | These can clog pores and lead to irritation or breakouts on the sensitive skin. |
| Do | Pay attention to any signs of infection | Contact your esthetician or a doctor if you notice unusual symptoms like excessive redness, swelling, or pus. |
| Don’t | Scratch or pick at the waxed area | This can lead to scarring and infection. |
| Do | Use loose-fitting, breathable underwear | Helps prevent irritation and allows the skin to heal properly. |
| Don’t | Apply deodorants or perfumed products to the area | These can cause irritation and discomfort. |
| Do | Follow any specific aftercare advice from your esthetician | Personalized advice can cater to your skin’s needs for optimal healing and comfort. |
Following these do’s and don’ts after your Brazilian wax can enhance the healing process, maintain skin health, and ensure the best results from your waxing session.
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FAQ's
Ensure your hair is at least ¼ inch long for optimal wax adherence. Gently exfoliate the area 24-48 hours before your appointment to remove dead skin cells and reduce the risk of ingrown hairs. Avoid sun exposure, tanning, and lotions or oils on the area before your session.
Sensitivity varies among individuals, but you may experience discomfort during the waxing process. Our skilled estheticians are trained to minimize discomfort and ensure a swift, efficient treatment. Many clients find that the sensation lessens with regular waxing sessions.
Results can vary, but typically, clients enjoy smooth skin for 3 to 6 weeks following their treatment. Hair regrowth will depend on your individual hair growth cycle. Regular waxing can help to extend the duration of smoothness and reduce hair thickness over time.
We recommend scheduling your waxing appointments every 4 to 6 weeks to maintain the best results. Regular waxing can lead to finer, sparser hair regrowth, making each session more comfortable. Consider becoming a Member to save the most on your monthly treatment.
Yes, you can still get waxed during your menstrual cycle, but you may be more sensitive to pain. If you choose to proceed, please use a fresh tampon before your appointment for hygiene purposes.
Yes, Brazilian Waxing is safe for most skin types. However, if you have sensitive skin, skin conditions, or are using specific medications that affect your skin, please consult with us prior to your appointment.
A Brazilian Wax removes all hair from the front, back, and everything in between, while a Bikini Wax typically removes hair from the sides of the bikini area and a bit from the top. If it’s your first time, we can customize the level of hair removal to your comfort.
We recommend avoiding shaving between waxing sessions. Shaving can disrupt the hair growth cycle and affect the smoothness achieved from waxing. To maintain the best results, stick to a regular waxing schedule.
Yes, it’s common to have some redness, bumps, or minor irritation after waxing. These symptoms typically subside within a few hours to a couple of days. If you experience prolonged discomfort or signs of an allergic reaction, contact us for advice.
Taking an over-the-counter pain reliever about 30 minutes before your appointment can help reduce discomfort. Additionally, regular waxing can decrease pain over time as the hair becomes finer.
Yes, pregnant women can safely receive a Brazilian Wax, but we recommend consulting with your healthcare provider first. Please inform us if you are pregnant, as we take extra steps to ensure your comfort and safety.
Clients must be 18 years or older for a Brazilian Wax, or have parental consent if they are under 18. We prioritize the safety and comfort of all our clients, adhering to strict age and consent guidelines.
Our dedicated, all-female team specializes in Brazilian Waxing, providing a comfortable, discreet, and professional experience. We use high-quality wax and follow stringent hygiene practices to ensure top-notch care and results.
Absolutely! Brazilian Waxing is effective on all hair types, including thick and coarse hair. Our experienced estheticians can adjust the technique to ensure effective hair removal and comfort, regardless of hair texture.
Yes, our waxing services are safe and effective for all skin colors. We adjust our waxing products and techniques to suit each individual’s skin type and color, ensuring optimal results and minimizing the risk of irritation. We specialize in ALL shades of beautiful!
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