There are two main methods of waxing — strip wax and hot wax. Both types are gently heated before being applied to the skin with a spatula.

Strip Wax: A thin layer of wax is spread over the skin, and a paper or cloth strip is pressed on top. The strip is then quickly removed, taking the wax and hair with it. Hot Wax: This wax is applied more thickly and allowed to cool slightly before being removed directly by hand — no strip needed. It grips the hair, not the skin, making it gentler. Hot wax is generally more comfortable for delicate skin, while strip wax is great for covering larger areas quickly.

Waxing removes the entire hair from the root, so it takes longer to grow back — usually around 4 to 6 weeks. When new hair comes through, it often feels softer, finer, and less noticeable than after shaving.

With regular waxing, many clients notice that their hair grows back slower and sparser over time, and the skin stays smoother for longer. You may even find waxing becomes less uncomfortable as your hair weakens with each treatment.

Waxing can cause a brief stinging sensation when the hair is removed, but it usually fades within seconds. The first time tends to feel more noticeable, and it often gets easier with regular treatments as the hair becomes finer and the roots weaken.

Most people find that waxing is much less painful than they expect — and the smooth, long-lasting results make it worth it.

Yes. Please be showered and clean before coming to your wax appointment. Avoid lotions, oils, or deodorant right before waxing, as they can stop the wax from sticking well.

Your skin may be a little sensitive after waxing, so gentle care is important. Here are some tips to keep it smooth and calm:

• Keep the area clean and dry for at least 24 hours. Avoid gyms, saunas, hot showers, and swimming during this time.

• Avoid touching or scratching the freshly waxed area — the pores are open and more prone to irritation.

• Skip deodorant, lotions, or oils for the rest of the day on the treated area unless recommended by your therapist.

• Wear loose-fitting clothing to let your skin breathe and prevent friction.

• Exfoliate gently a few days after your treatment to help prevent ingrown hairs.

• Moisturise regularly in the following days to keep the skin soft and healthy.

A Crack and Sack wax removes hair from the intimate male areas for a smooth, clean result. It typically includes:

• Crack: the buttock cleft and around the anus.

• Perineum: the area between the scrotum and the anus (the “gooch”).

• Sack: the scrotum, including the skin underneath and around the testicles.

• Base and shaft: any hair around the base of the penis and, if desired, on the shaft.

This treatment is designed for hygiene, comfort, and a neat appearance, and can be tailored to your personal preference.

It’s completely normal for men to sometimes get an erection during intimate waxing — it’s a natural physiological response and nothing to be embarrassed about. Therapists are trained to handle this professionally and will continue the session calmly without judgment. Your comfort and privacy are always respected, and it doesn’t affect the quality of the wax.

Absolutely. Your privacy, comfort, and dignity are always respected. All waxing treatments are carried out in a private, professional setting, and only the area being treated is uncovered. Therapists maintain strict professional boundaries and confidentiality at all times. You can relax knowing you’re in a safe, respectful environment where your comfort comes first.