Eyebrow Wax Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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I’ve been going to Faye for my eyebrows retouched, I feel so comfortable with her! She doe...more
Amazing!!!! Facial was so relaxing and saw an incredible difference to my skin.
Absolutely loved my experience for micro-needling at Faye Aesthetics! Faye was so welcomi...more
I love going to Faye. She's really great at what she does, really friendly and knowledgeab...more
Wonderful experience regarding eyebrows!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Wax.
Most sessions run 15–30 minutes, including consultation, trim, waxing, and final tweeze. Allow extra time for first-time clients or more extensive reshaping. We recommend arriving makeup-free for quicker, more accurate results.
You may feel brief stinging during waxing, but our technicians use numbing strategies, rapid technique, and calming skincare to limit pain. Taking ibuprofen beforehand and avoiding caffeine can help; sensitivity varies, but discomfort is typically short-lived.
Most clients return every three to six weeks depending on hair growth and desired shape. Thinner hair may allow longer intervals; regular waxing can encourage finer regrowth. We’ll suggest a personalized timeline at your appointment.
Wait periods depend on the procedure. For microblading wait until healed—usually four to six weeks. After tinting, wait twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Always tell your technician about recent treatments so we can provide safe, appropriate care.
Come with clean, makeup-free brows. Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, and heavy skincare for forty-eight hours prior. If you’re prone to sensitivity, skip caffeine and consider an over-the-counter pain reliever. Inform us about medications or allergies.
No, waxing removes hair from the root and does not change follicle pigment or thickness. Repeated waxing can make hair appear finer as regrowth thins. Genetics and hormones largely control hair quality; we can discuss options if you notice changes.