Lip Wax Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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This was the first time at the Salon. Kelsey was great. She listened and shared her thoug...more
Fantastic afternoon with Kelsey! Thank you for refreshing and updating my look I'm getting...more
I had a wonderful experience at Ivy & Mane Salon. I was nervous about getting a haircut si...more
Lori and Chloe did a fantastic job on my hair I am very happy with the results it’s exactl...more
First time at Ivy and Mane, from the moment I stepped in the door I felt “important”; not ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip Wax.
No — waxing removes hair from the root, which leads to regrowth that is often softer and finer over time. Repeated Lip Wax treatments typically reduce visible density; individual results vary based on hair type and hormonal factors.
Ideally hair is about 1/4 inch (a few millimeters) long so the wax can grip. Please avoid shaving between appointments. If hair is too short, we may ask you to reschedule until sufficient regrowth occurs.
You may feel a quick sting when hair is removed, but discomfort is brief. We use gentle wax, expert technique, and cooling aftercare to minimize pain. Take OTC pain relief beforehand if sensitive and consult staff about concerns.
Most clients return every 3 to 6 weeks depending on individual growth rate. Shorter cycles if hair grows quickly, longer if slower. Your technician will recommend a personalized schedule after assessing your regrowth and skin sensitivity.
Avoid heat, heavy makeup, sun exposure, and exfoliation for 24–48 hours. Apply soothing gel or aloe, keep the area clean, and avoid touching to reduce irritation. If redness or bumps persist, contact us for recommended calming treatments.
Generally safe during pregnancy, but consult your healthcare provider if you have concerns. Certain medications or skin treatments (retinoids, isotretinoin, chemical peels) can increase sensitivity; disclose medications and recent procedures when booking so we can advise or modify service.