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Popped in to get my brows done, and I was absolutely happy with my results. She did an awe...more
Neha did my threading/wax on eyebrow and did a wonderful job! Will be back!
Best place for eye brow threading!! They never do me wrong
This place is my ultimate favorite place to go get my eyebrows done in Birmingham. The peo...more
Very professional! She did my eyes brows exactly how I asked. 10/10
Always a positive & good environment every time I go!! Sarah is the best when it comes to ...more
Frequently Asked Questions
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Results typically last two to six weeks depending on hair growth rate and whether threading or waxing was used. Regular maintenance appointments keep the area tidy and can gradually slow regrowth for a neater look.
Some discomfort is normal, especially with waxing, but the service is brief. We use gentle techniques and soothing products to minimize pain. Communicate sensitivity and we can adapt methods or offer calming aftercare to reduce discomfort.
Clean, dry skin helps the service go smoothly. Avoid heavy creams, recent exfoliation, or retinoids 48 hours prior, and skip sun exposure. Arrive with hair secured so technicians can access the hairline or nape easily.
Mild redness or small bumps can occur but usually subside within hours. To prevent ingrown hairs, keep the area clean, exfoliate gently after 48 hours, and moisturize. For persistent issues, book a follow-up so we can recommend treatments.
We suggest waiting at least 12–24 hours before applying makeup to reduce infection risk. Avoid active chemical treatments for 24–48 hours. Light sunscreen is fine after a short period; follow provided aftercare for best results.
Neck hair removal is safe for most skin types, but not recommended over active rashes, sunburns, or certain medical treatments. Inform us of medications or skin conditions so we can perform a patch test and choose the safest method.