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What Our Clients Say
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Laurita is amazing! Facials, micro channeling, and massage. Her massages are so relaxing!
I cannot say enough positive things about Laurita and the team at Eco Green Beauty. I have...more
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Very professional staff, quality products
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip Waxing.
A Lip Waxing appointment typically takes 10–15 minutes including consultation and aftercare. We use quick, hygienic techniques to minimize time and discomfort, but please arrive a few minutes early if it’s your first visit for consultation.
Some temporary redness or mild sensitivity is normal immediately after waxing. Our technicians apply soothing, natural aftercare to calm skin and recommend avoiding heat, heavy makeup, and direct sun for 24 hours to reduce irritation and encourage healing.
We recommend waiting three to six weeks between sessions, depending on your individual hair growth. Regular waxing often leads to finer regrowth; your technician will advise the optimal timing at each appointment.
You may feel a brief sting during hair removal, but the discomfort is short-lived. Skilled techniques and calming aftercare reduce pain, and many clients report less sensitivity with regular waxing as hairs become finer.
Yes, with precautions. We use gentle waxes and pre-wax assessments to determine suitability. If active severe acne or open lesions are present, we’ll recommend postponing treatment and suggest alternative hair-removal options.
Avoid hot showers, saunas, and vigorous exfoliation for 24-48 hours. Keep the area clean, apply soothing aloe or recommended serum, and use SPF to protect treated skin from sun exposure.