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Discover the sweet side of hair removal with our Sugaring services at JROArtistry. Using an all-natural paste made from sugar, water, and lemon, our skilled technicians provide a gentle and effective hair removal solution. Experience smooth, radiant skin without the irritation. Embrace the sweetness of sugaring—book your session today for a naturally beautiful and hair-free result.
All hair removal appointments require a $30.00 deposit along with a signed contract to confirm your booking slot.
Experience smooth, hair-free skin with our Waxing services at JROArtistry. Our skilled technicians use high-quality wax to swiftly and effectively remove unwanted hair, leaving your skin silky and rejuvenated. Enjoy long-lasting results and a hassle-free hair removal experience. Embrace the simplicity of waxing—book your appointment today for irresistibly smooth skin.
All hair removal appointments require a $30.00 deposit along with a signed contract to confirm your booking slot.
Sugaring is made up of 3 products such as water, sugar and lemon paste. Sugaring is heated in a sugar warmer which is controlled not to burn the client or the patient receiving the treatment. Sugaring is better in the long run as it pulls the hair and removes it from the root where waxing rips and breaks the hair. Sugaring will last up to 4-6 weeks depending on natural hormone hair growth where waxing you will start to see growth again after 5-7 days of the waxing treatment. This is because waxing breaks the hairs and does not pull from the root.
Bikini Wax: A bikini wax involves removing hair that would be visible around the bikini line or panty line. It typically removes hair from the sides and top of the bikini area, ensuring that no stray hairs are visible when wearing a swimsuit or underwear. A standard bikini wax does not remove hair from the labia or buttocks. A bikini only removes a inch of hair anything more is a Brazilian charge.
Brazilian Wax: A Brazilian wax, on the other hand, involves the removal of almost all pubic hair, including hair from the front, sides, and back of the bikini area. This includes the hair on the labia and between the buttocks, leaving the area completely smooth. Some variations of the Brazilian wax may leave a small strip or triangle of hair in the front. See below for different variations of the Brazilian services we offer.
At JRO Artistry we offer different types of Brazilian price points depending on what type of Brazilian you want such as:
Classic Brazilian: Leaving a small airport strip of hair on the front- Not including interior or exterior of buttocks or cheeks
Standard Brazilian: Removing all the hair on the front of the vagina and bikini lines
Hollywood Brazilian: Removing all hair in front, bikini lines, belly button and sides.
Full Brazilian: Removing all hair, buttox interior and cheeks (Cheeks are an add on and included in the full brazilian price)
Althought it is fine do wax your bikini lines it is much safter to do sugaring on a Brazilian depending on what type of hair you are wanting. If you are wanting to leave a "Air port strip" than it would be ok for waxing however; if the client is wanting the full hair removed sugaring is much safter and highly recomended. Waxing has a chance of ripping the labia if the wax gets stuck on it where sugaring wouldnt do that. Sugaring also pulls from the root and has a higher chance of less ingrown hairs to remove where waxing has a higher chance of ingrown hairs as you are ripping the hair and breaking it rather from pulling from the root.
At JRO Artistry if you are on your time of the month we ask that you rebook your Brazilian appointment. It can be uncomfortable to get waxed or sugared on your period and hurts alot more as your at a more sensitive time during your cycle. We understand that life happens and can make the special exception to rebook and move your appointment to a later on time in the week.
Ensure your hair is the right length: Typically, your hair should be about a quarter to a half-inch long for optimal waxing results. If it's too short, the wax won't be able to grip the hair effectively, and if it's too long, it might be more painful.
Exfoliate gently: Use a gentle exfoliating scrub or mitt to remove dead skin cells a day or two before your appointment. This helps prevent ingrown hairs and allows the wax to adhere better to your skin.
Moisturize regularly: Keep your skin well-hydrated leading up to your appointment. However, avoid applying moisturizer on the day of your waxing appointment as it can create a barrier between your skin and the wax.
Take a shower: Showering before your appointment helps to cleanse your skin, removing any dirt, oils, or sweat that could interfere with the waxing process. Make sure your skin is completely dry before your appointment.
Avoid caffeine: Try to avoid consuming caffeine before your appointment as it can increase your sensitivity to pain.
Wear loose-fitting clothing: Opt for loose-fitting clothing to wear to your appointment, especially if you're getting waxed in sensitive areas. Tight clothing can rub against your freshly waxed skin and cause irritation.
Communicate any concerns: If you have any skin conditions, allergies, or are taking medications, inform your esthetician before your appointment. They can provide guidance on whether waxing is suitable for you and offer any necessary precautions.
Relax: Lastly, try to stay calm and relaxed before your appointment. Deep breathing or practicing relaxation techniques can help reduce any anxiety you may have about waxing. Remember, estheticians are professionals who are trained to make the experience as comfortable as possible.
Body odors and hygiene are important at JRO Artistry. Prior to your Brazilian, inner or outer buttock or bikini appointment we ask that you shower or bath yourself to ensure you are clean. Please also consider douching so there is no odors while we are waxing your personal spots. Remember a waxers head is in your Brazilian area for up to a hour, if you brush your teeth before your dentist or wash your lashes before a lash appointment you would wash your vagina before your gynecologic appointment or waxing appointment. If an odor arises please do not worry as before we start the waxing service we have you wipe down yourself with a disposable baby wipe.
Please also wear underwear you do not mind getting wrecked, It can be hard to remove wax or sugaring wax off fabrics so its best to wear underwear you do not mind getting wrecked.
Although everyone's pain tolerance is difference waxing does hurt more than Sugaring. Waxing rips the hair and breaks the hair in one quick motion where sugaring pulls from the root. Sugaring is more of a tugging feeling and a pulling feeling where waxing is a quick rip. Often most people prefer sugaring over waxing.
Yes, waxing is always better than shaving. Waxing has a less chance of having ingrown hairs and waxing lasts longer than shaving. Waxing lasts 5-7 days before needing it done again where sugaring lasts 4-8 weeks depending on hormones and had the highest chance of no ingrown hairs. Although it is not guaranteed that there is no ingrown hairs from sugaring it has less of a chance of that happening with sugaring as a refult.
Yes, you can still get waxing done if you have sensitive skin, but there are some precautions you should take to minimize discomfort and reduce the risk of irritation.
Patch test: Before your waxing appointment, ask your esthetician to perform a patch test on a small area of your skin to check for any adverse reactions. This is especially important if you have a history of allergic reactions or sensitive skin.
Choose the right type of wax: Certain types of wax, such as hard wax or sugar wax, are gentler on sensitive skin compared to traditional soft wax. Talk to your esthetician about which type of wax would be best for your skin type.
Avoid waxing during certain times: If you have particularly sensitive skin, it may be best to avoid waxing during certain times of the month, such as right before or during your period, when your skin is more prone to irritation.
Communicate with your esthetician: Be sure to communicate with your esthetician about your skin sensitivities before your appointment. They can adjust their technique or recommend products to help minimize discomfort and reduce the risk of irritation.
Prep your skin: Follow the pre-waxing preparation tips mentioned earlier, such as exfoliating gently and avoiding moisturizers on the day of your appointment, to help ensure a smoother waxing experience.
Take care of your skin afterward: After your waxing appointment, be sure to follow any post-waxing care instructions provided by your esthetician. This may include avoiding hot baths or showers, wearing loose-fitting clothing, and applying soothing products to calm the skin.
Always get done by a professional. Waxing yourself at home if the wax is applied wrong you can rip and tear your skin or your labia if you apply it not correct. You can also burn yourself if your waxing pot is to high of a temperature. Sugaring should also be done by a professional so you do not get stuck while you are sugaring someone.
After waxing, it's essential to take care of your skin to minimize discomfort and irritation.
Avoid hot baths and showers: Hot water can further irritate your skin after waxing. Stick to lukewarm or cool water when showering or bathing for at least 24 hours after your waxing session.
Skip harsh products: Avoid using harsh or scented soaps, lotions, or exfoliants on the waxed area for at least 24 hours. Opt for gentle, fragrance-free products to soothe your skin.
Apply a soothing product: After waxing, apply a soothing product like aloe vera gel or a calming lotion to the waxed area. These products can help reduce inflammation and soothe any discomfort.
Avoid tight clothing: Tight clothing can rub against your freshly waxed skin and cause irritation. Opt for loose-fitting clothing to allow your skin to breathe and heal properly.
Keep your hands off: Avoid touching or scratching the waxed area, as this can introduce bacteria and lead to infections or irritation. Let your skin heal naturally.
Avoid sun exposure: Stay out of direct sunlight or tanning beds for at least 24 hours after waxing, as your skin may be more sensitive to UV rays. If you need to be outside, apply sunscreen to the waxed area to protect your skin.
Moisturize regularly: After the initial 24-hour period, you can start moisturizing the waxed area regularly to keep your skin hydrated and prevent ingrown hairs. Look for gentle, non-comedogenic moisturizers to avoid clogging your pores.
Exfoliate gently: After a few days, you can start exfoliating the waxed area to prevent ingrown hairs. Use a gentle exfoliating scrub or mitt to remove dead skin cells and keep your pores clear.
By following these post-waxing care tips, you can help minimize discomfort and irritation and keep your skin looking and feeling its best.
Redness and irritation: It's common to experience some redness and irritation immediately after waxing or sugaring. This usually subsides within a few hours to a day. Waxing can take 1-5 days to go away with redness where sugaring can take only a day.
Sensitivity: Some people may experience increased sensitivity in the waxed or sugared area, especially if they have sensitive skin. This sensitivity typically resolves on its own but can be uncomfortable in the meantime.
Ingrown hairs: Ingrown hairs can occur when new hair growth becomes trapped beneath the surface of the skin after waxing or sugaring. Regular exfoliation can help prevent ingrown hairs, but they may still occur occasionally.
Allergic reactions: Although rare, some people may experience allergic reactions to the wax or sugar paste used during the hair removal process. This can result in redness, itching, or swelling in the treated area.
Burns or skin damage: If the wax or sugar paste is too hot or left on the skin for too long, it can cause burns or skin damage. This is more likely to occur if the treatment is performed incorrectly or by an inexperienced practitioner.
Infections: Infections are not likely although may occur on a rare occurance. If an infection is to happen please follow up with your waxer to let them know and follow up with your doctor for further instructions.
Can I get waxing done if pregnant?
Yes, you can typically wax while pregnant, but there are some considerations to keep in mind. (Example, If you do get an infection which is not likely but can happen you would not be able to take any antibiotics or medications while pregnant as this would harm the baby) We ask that you wait until you arent pregnant unless you follow up with your doctor prior to your appointment.
Increased Sensitivity: During pregnancy, hormonal changes can lead to increased skin sensitivity, which may make waxing more uncomfortable than usual.
Skin Changes: Pregnancy can also cause changes in your skin, such as increased blood flow, swelling, or changes in texture, which may affect how your skin reacts to waxing.
Consult Your Doctor: Before waxing while pregnant, it's advisable to consult with your obstetrician or healthcare provider, especially if you have any underlying skin conditions or concerns.
Consider Your Comfort: Depending on your stage of pregnancy and personal comfort level, you may prefer to avoid certain areas for waxing, such as the abdomen or chest, especially as your pregnancy progresses.
Overall, many pregnant women continue to wax throughout their pregnancies with no issues. However, it's essential to listen to your body, communicate with your esthetician, and prioritize your comfort and safety during this special time. If you have any doubts or concerns, consult with your healthcare provider before scheduling a waxing appointment.
If you choose to get a waxing appointment done during pregnancy you are releasing your technician of liability if a risk of infection where to occur, please consult with your doctor prior to waxing appointments. Thank you
