How long does waxing last? Usually a few weeks before regrowth shows, though every area grows back on its own schedule. The table pairs each area with its service, the appointment length, and a common window for booking the next wax.
How long does waxing last in each area?
| Area | Service | Appointment time | Common time before the next wax (general guide) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brows | Eyebrow Wax | 15 minutes | 3–5 weeks |
| Upper lip | Upper Lip | 10 minutes | 2–4 weeks |
| Full face | Full Face | 30 minutes | 3–4 weeks |
| Underarm | Underarm | 20 minutes | 3–5 weeks |
| Half arms | Half Arms | 25 minutes | 4–6 weeks |
| Full arms | Full Arms | 45 minutes | 4–6 weeks |
| Half legs | Half Legs | 35 minutes | 4–6 weeks |
| Full legs | Full Legs | 65 minutes | 4–6 weeks |
Full Face covers a wider area than the focused brow and Upper Lip services. Half Arms focuses on forearms, while Full Arms covers a broader part of the arms; Half Legs focuses on lower legs, while Full Legs covers the complete legs.
Repeat windows are general estimates, and individual areas can show regrowth sooner or later.
Why can regrowth look uneven?
Hair in one area can be at different stages of growth, so a first wax may look uneven as some hairs reappear before others. These mixed growth stages can make one repeat interval feel different from another.
Facial hair also grows at different rates from one spot to the next.
How does waxing compare with shaving between visits?
Shaving cuts hair at the skin's surface, so the smooth look may last a day to a few days. Waxing removes hair from the root and usually leaves a longer gap before regrowth shows.
Shaving between waxes can leave hair too short for the next wax to grip. Hair needs enough length for the wax to grip it, so let it grow out before your next appointment.
When should you postpone a wax?
If your skin is sunburned, broken or irritated, or you use a prescription skin treatment, ask a doctor first and tell the salon when you book.
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