Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Ears.

Most clients feel brief stinging during hair removal but discomfort is short-lived. Our technique and numbing options minimize pain, and estheticians work quickly to reduce sensitivity. Communicate any concerns so we can adjust pressure, technique, or offer soothing aftercare.

Results usually last two to six weeks depending on hair growth cycle and individual factors. Regular appointments can slow regrowth and make hairs finer over time. We recommend scheduling follow-ups every 4–6 weeks for consistent smoothness and maintenance.

We only remove visible hair on the outer ear and tragus; we never wax inside the ear canal. For concerns about internal ear hair, consult a medical professional. Our estheticians prioritize safety and will explain appropriate options during your visit.

Avoid heavy caffeine and alcohol before waxing, and arrive with clean, dry ears free of lotions or oils. If you use blood thinners or have skin conditions, inform us beforehand. Short, visible hairs are best for effective removal.

Apply cool compresses and a gentle, alcohol-free soothing lotion for 24–48 hours. Avoid swimming, saunas, intense exercise, and touching the area immediately after treatment. Exfoliate gently three to five days later to prevent ingrown hairs; follow our aftercare instructions.

Yes—active skin infections, severe eczema, open wounds, recent sunburn, or recent use of topical retinoids/Accutane can prevent waxing. Pregnancy, blood thinners, or diabetes require disclosure. We'll assess your ears during booking and advise safe alternatives if waxing isn't recommended.