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Get answers to common questions about Vajacial.
A Vajacial begins with a gentle cleanse, followed by precise ingrown hair extractions, a customized mask to treat your skin's needs, a soothing serum, and finishes with a Hydrate & Healing Balm to calm and protect the pubic area.
We typically recommend waiting 24–48 hours after waxing before a Vajacial to allow initial irritation to subside. If you're unsure or have sensitive skin, book a consultation so we can assess and schedule the safest timing for your treatment.
Vajacials remove existing ingrown hairs through safe extractions but aren't a permanent cure. Combined with proper home care, exfoliation, and routine treatments, they greatly reduce recurrence and improve long-term skin health.
Avoid heavy creams, tanning, or harsh exfoliants 48 hours before your appointment. Arrive clean and inform us of medications, allergies, or recent waxing. This helps us customize the mask and extraction approach for a safe, effective Vajacial.
For many clients, scheduling a Vajacial every 4–6 weeks aligns with waxing cycles and prevents ingrown hairs. Others find maintenance every 8–12 weeks effective; we'll recommend a personalized frequency based on your skin type and hair growth pattern.
Yes — Vajacials are customized for most skin types, including acne-prone or sensitive skin. We assess skin health first and adjust ingredients and techniques. Not suitable for open wounds, active infections, or certain medical conditions without provider approval.