Renewd offers Facial Waxing, Body Waxing, and Bikini and Brazilian Waxing in Everett, WA.

Waxing results typically last around 3 to 6 weeks, depending on the area treated, hair growth cycle, hair texture, hormones, and appointment consistency.

Hair should usually be at least one-fourth inch long, about the length of a grain of rice, so the wax can grip the hair effectively. Many clients avoid shaving for about 2 to 3 weeks before waxing.

Waxing involves a brief sensation as hair is removed from the root. Sensitivity varies by area and individual tolerance. Many clients find that waxing becomes more manageable with regular appointments.

Tell our team if you use retinol, tretinoin, prescription retinoids, exfoliating acids, acne medications, or strong active skin care. These can increase the risk of irritation or skin lifting, especially with facial waxing.

Downtime is usually minimal. Temporary redness, sensitivity, tenderness, or small bumps may happen. Avoid heat, heavy sweating, tight clothing, sun exposure, and active skin care on freshly waxed areas when instructed.

Arrive with clean skin, avoid shaving right before your visit, and avoid applying heavy lotions or oils to the area being waxed. For some areas, gentle exfoliation 1 to 2 days before waxing may help reduce buildup and support smoother results.

Avoid hot baths, saunas, heavy exercise, direct sun exposure, tight clothing, and harsh exfoliating products for the period recommended by our team. Freshly waxed skin can be more sensitive.

Yes, ingrown hairs can happen after hair removal, including waxing. Regular gentle exfoliation after the skin has calmed, proper aftercare, and consistent appointments may help reduce the chance of ingrown hairs.

Most clients book facial waxing every 3 to 4 weeks and body, bikini, or Brazilian waxing every 4 to 6 weeks. Timing depends on your hair growth and the area treated.

Yes, depending on the service and timing. Waxing may pair with facials, lash services, or other treatments, but some services should be spaced apart to reduce irritation.

No. Waxing may not be appropriate if you have active irritation, sunburn, open skin, certain skin conditions, recent procedures, or use products or medications that increase skin sensitivity. Our team will review concerns before treatment.