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Erica is very professional. Always on time. Her space is very clean. Erica does my Brazili...more
Erica is so knowledgeable in waxing and makes me feel comfortable. Waxes are fast and effi...more
Driving all the way from Sacramento, this was worth the services. It took only around 45mi...more
I had an amazing experience, I was able to get my Brazilian, Legs, and eyebrows all less t...more
Erica does an AMAZING job. The most painless wax, so quick and thorough! Made me feel so c...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Ear(s) Wax.
Waxing removes most visible hair from the outer ear by the root, producing a clean finish. Very fine vellus hair or canal hair may not be removed. We never wax inside the ear canal; technicians focus only on external ear areas for safety.
Yes. We use gentle waxes, techniques, and optional pre-treatment to protect sensitive skin. Technicians perform a brief skin check and can do a patch test when needed. If you have active irritation, infection, or severe sensitivity we will advise avoiding waxing.
Appointments are quick—typically 10 to 20 minutes including consultation and preparation. The actual waxing detail usually takes only a few minutes, making this an ideal, time-efficient service for busy clients seeking precise grooming.
No—waxing removes hair from the root, and regrowth usually appears softer and finer. Hair does not become thicker or darker from waxing; repeated treatments can even reduce long-term density over time.
Most clients schedule ear waxing every 4 to 8 weeks depending on individual hair growth. We recommend a consultation to assess your growth rate and create a personalised schedule to maintain a consistently groomed look.
You can usually wax ears with healed piercings; please remove jewelry beforehand. We avoid waxing over active piercings, open wounds, or inflamed skin and recommend postponing treatment for infections, eczema flares, or recent sunburn.