Sugaring and waxing in Manchester

Q and A on laser hair removal🧘Just ask in the comments section 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

When you really want to go on Holliday 🫣 🤣

When Will You See Results After Laser Hair Removal?

Results after laser hair removal aren’t visible instantly.
During the first couple of weeks, it may even seem like the hair is growing more actively than usual.

The real changes start a little later:

• After 2 weeks – the treated hair begins to shed.
• By week 4 – you’ll notice around a 50% reduction in overall hair growth.

Even after just one session, the hair structure starts to change: it becomes softer, and growth slows down noticeably.

With each following treatment, the amount of hair will continue to decrease, while your skin condition improves significantly.

We know exactly how to achieve the smoothest, healthiest skin possible — while also reducing the total number of sessions needed.

And we’ll share that secret with you during your very first appointment ✨

When a client asks you to make the laser hair removal treatment stronger😅

Sugar wax removes not only hair but also dead skin cells. Want to get rid of that fake tan? Book your appointment 🥰

Laser hair removal for man🙌🏻
MEN’S FACIAL LASER HAIR REMOVAL ✨
(Diode Laser)

BEFORE:
• Shave 12–24h before
• No waxing/tweezing 3–4 weeks before
• Avoid sun & tanning
• No active skincare (retinol/acids)

AFTER:
• Avoid gym, sauna & hot showers 24–48h
• Use SPF 50 daily
• No exfoliation for a few days
• Shaving allowed, no waxing

Consistency = best results 🔥

Fake tan & sunbeds before laser hair removal? Big no. 🚫✨

Laser targets the pigment in your hair, but fake tan and recently tanned skin can confuse the laser and increase the risk of:

• burns
• irritation
• pigmentation marks
• reduced results
• uneven patches

☀️ Before your appointment:
Avoid sunbeds and tanning for at least 2 weeks before treatment.
Remove fake tan completely 7–10 days before your session.

✨ After your appointment:
Avoid fake tan, direct sun, and sunbeds for at least 7–10 days after, or until the skin is fully calm. Always wear SPF.

Healthy skin = safer treatment + better results 🤍