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Get answers to common questions about Full Legs.
Most clients enjoy smooth legs for three to six weeks after a Full Legs treatment. Results vary by hair growth cycle and individual factors; regular appointments often extend time between services as regrowth becomes finer and sparser.
Some stinging or discomfort is normal, especially the first few appointments, but most clients find the procedure tolerable. Our technicians use fast techniques, soothing waxes, and calming aftercare to minimize pain; numbing options can be discussed if needed.
Trim or let hair grow to about a quarter inch for optimal waxing. Avoid heavy exfoliation, self-tanning, or topical retinoids beforehand. Arrive clean and moisturized-free so the wax adheres properly; we'll take care of the rest during your 60-minute appointment.
Expect mild redness or sensitivity for up to 24 hours. Avoid hot baths, saunas, intense workouts, and sun exposure for 24–48 hours. Use gentle exfoliation after 48–72 hours and apply soothing lotion to keep skin calm and prevent ingrown hairs.
Start with appointments every four to six weeks. As hair becomes finer and regrowth slows, you may extend visits to six to eight weeks. Frequency depends on your natural growth cycle and personal preference.
Tell your technician about any prescription creams or retinoids before booking. Topical retinoids and certain acne medications can increase sensitivity; you may need to pause them or wait a recommended interval. Consult your dermatologist if unsure.