Facial waxing is a great way to remove hair! The result is smooth, soft skin. Waxing is just one of the many types of hair removal available aside from traditional shaving, plucking, and depilatories. It's ideal for use on the face if you want to target large amounts of hair at once. Facial wax works with either warm or cool wax that hardens against the area of skin with unwanted hairs.

The wax I use is a warm, soft wax which also contains the essential oils of lavender in it which helps to soothe the skin and calm down any redness that may occur.

Brow Wax + Shaping:  Senior $35 | Master $40
Brow Wax:  Senior $25 | Master $30
Lip Wax:  Senior $25 | Master $30
Chin Wax:  Senior $25 | Master $30

*AB BROW SPECIAL (Brow Lamination, Brow Wax, & Brow Tint): Senior $100 | Master $125

To ensure a successful waxing experience, please read and follow these instructions.

WARNING: Waxing is never done on clients taking Accutane and is not recommended for clients taking Retin A, Renova, Differin or other types of skin thinning acne medications. Please read the label carefully and consult your dermatologist if you are taking any medication or using any topical cream that contains these medications. Individuals do react differently to these medications and sometimes waxing can be done if proper patch testing is completed.

Accutane (Acne medication) – You must be off this medication treatment course a minimum of one (1) year prior to waxing.
Adapalene (Acne medication)
Alustra (Retin A)
Avage (See Tazorac – Acne medication)
Avita (See Retin A)
Differin (Acne medication)
Isotretinoin (See Accutane)
Renova (See Retin A)
Retin A (Acne and Anti-aging medication)
Tazarac (Acne medication)
Tazarotene (See Tazorac)
Tretinoin (See Retin A)

CAUTION: If you are currently using any of the following, please inform your technician. These products can make the skin more sensitive. Thin, sensitive skin is more vulnerable to lifting and sensitivity during waxing.

Other Acne medications not listed above
Bleaching agents for hair (used mostly for upper lip)
Bleaching agents for pigmentation of skin (Hydraquinone, Trilumena)
Previous chemical depilatories such as Nair
Benzoyl Peroxide (ProActive)
Alpha Hydroxy Acids (Glycolic, Lactic)
Oral Antibiotics
Topical Antibiotics
Retinol
Salicylic Acid
Other exfoliants

PRECAUTIONS & CONSIDERATIONS: Please read these valuable guidelines.

Sunburned, irritated or areas with open skin cannot be waxed.
Moles cannot be waxed.
You must wait a minimum of seven (7) days before waxing after a light chemical peel or Microdermabrasion.
Waxing cannot be performed if you have been in a tanning booth the same day.
Waxing cannot be performed if you have had laser skin resurfacing within the past year.
Waxing cannot be performed if you have had a physician administered peel within the past two (2) years.
If irritation should occur, recommend you use an antibiotic ointment such as Neosporin to keep the area continually moist to avoid infection and scabbing.
No sun/tanning booths for 2 days following a waxing treatment. Extra precaution should be taken if using tanning accelerators. Wait 2-3 days to wax before/after tanning with accelerators.
No abrasives for 24 hours following a waxing treatment.
Women may experience extra sensitivity to waxing up to a week prior to the beginning of their menses.

It lasts somewhere around 2-6 weeks and results vary from person to person, depending on their hair growth cycles. Nevertheless, it yields better results than bleaching or shaving where the hair growth is relatively faster.

Waxing has the exact opposite result of shaving. If you keep waxing a part of your body you will notice that the hair grows finer and slower and in some cases it becomes patchy.

Your skin is very likely to be a little sensitive and possibly irritable for two or three days. You can soothe this with products designed for after-wax use. You may want to do a cold-press if there is redness, inflammation or excess irritability. Use an ice cube to massage your skin. Exfoliate after 2 or 3 days.

No, at Avari Beauty we value hygiene above everything else.

The wax I use is a warm, soft wax that also contains the essential oils of lavender in it which helps to soothe the skin and calm down any redness that may occur.

Facial waxing is one of the best hair removal methods! Waxing is an alternative hair removal method for traditional methods such as shaving, plucking, and depilatories. Warm or cool wax is applied on the skin which sticks to undesirable hair. The wax and hair is quickly pulled off together using a strip, resulting in smooth soft skin.