Do you want silky smooth legs? Razors are not the way to go, you should try waxing instead. When you wax, your legs will remain fuzz-free for much longer; no more prickly legs with ugly bumps. Once you decide to wax, you'll notice the difference and make up your mind for good to wax your legs instead of shaving.Our highly-trained aestheticiqan will wax 1/2 of each leg-above the knee or below the knee.

But wait, leg waxing does need some prepping if you want to make it come out perfect.

Exfoliate your legs regularly leading up to your leg waxing. However, you should exfoliate at the right times: twice or three times a week is fine and will keep your skin clean and bright, but never do it right before waxing since it could over-irritate the skin. The best moment to exfoliate is two to three days before waxing.

Moisturize on a regular basis. Using a good moisturizer daily will guarantee that your skin is healthy, remember that dry skin can get damaged more easily, not to mention that it doesn't look glowing and silky. But don't use lotion right before waxing; your skin needs to be completely clean.

Schedule your leg waxing in advance.
"Anytime" is not the right time for leg waxing. Avoid these times:
A special occasion: if a problem comes up and your skin takes longer to recover from the waxing session, you won't be able to flaunt flawless results. Wax at least four days prior to a big event to ensure you'll be in top shape.

Sun exposure: do not wax if you have scheduled any event that involves prolonged sun exposure, even if you wear sunscreen. Sun exposure prior to waxes increases the risk for irritation and skin ripping.

Your period: skin is more sensitive on the days around your period, so the waxing process might turn out to feel a lot more painful. Choose the few days after your period instead.

Stressful days: anxiety and stress will make your reaction to pain even more acute, so try to be relaxed on your leg waxing day.

Inspect your legs for irregularities.
Sometimes you can have a nick, scratch, bump or bruise you were not aware of. If you find it, treat it until it's healed, then you'll be good to go through with waxing. Your skin should be as healthy as possible before leg waxing.

Make sure your hair is the right length.
Hair that is shorter than a ¼ inch will be more difficult to wax since the wax won't grab it properly to pull it out, bearing a less than perfect waxing result. Wait for hair to grow out for 3-6 weeks (depending on your hair growth cycle) so that your results look better and last for longer.

Take a warm shower.
A warm shower will open up your pores to facilitate hair removal. Just make sure the water is warm – not hot – so that your skin does not get overly dry.

Pamper your skin.
Forget about tight bottoms right after waxing and for at least 24 hours. Wear loose and comfortable clothes to allow your skin to breathe and recover faster. Resume your moisturizing and exfoliating routine but wait it out for a few hours before applying moisturizer and at least a couple of days for body scrub. Your freshly waxed legs need to rest from any irritation.

Take care of your leg waxing results.
Do not neglect your leg waxing routine. Wax religiously every 4 to 6 weeks to ensure the hair follicle will get weaker, producing thinner and sparser hair progressively. Don't even think of retouching your waxed legs with a razor! If you choose waxing as your hair removal, you need to stay committed.

Book Online

Finding available times...

Gravity Wellness Spa