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What Our Clients Say
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ESSPA is unparalleled in every way - I had a deep tissue massage and waxing which was s...more
Overall, I had a great experience with two facial services and one hair service. I especia...more
Cindy did a beautiful job. Very professional.
I really cannot say enough nice things about this place but let me try…I’ve had a pedicure...more
I had a fantastic facial with Anna. She was very consultative and took the time to learn m...more
Beautiful, tranquil space. Enjoyed a wonderful massage and facial.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Trim hair to about a quarter inch if very long, exfoliate gently a day or two before, avoid heavy sun exposure, and arrive clean. Avoid caffeine or aspirin beforehand to reduce sensitivity. Our esthetician will review any concerns before starting.
Some discomfort is normal, especially with coarse hair or first-time waxing. Our trained estheticians use techniques, breath guidance, and calming products to minimize pain. Sensitivity typically decreases with regular waxing as hair becomes finer and sparser over time.
Most clients enjoy smooth, hair-free results for three to six weeks depending on hair growth cycles, hormones, and individual differences. Regular waxing can extend intervals by reducing hair density and promoting slower regrowth over several treatments.
Ingrown hairs can occur but are often preventable. We recommend regular gentle exfoliation, wearing loose clothing for 24 hours, and using our soothing post-wax serums. If persistent, follow-up treatments and professional advice can reduce and treat ingrown hairs effectively.
Yes. Avoid hot baths, saunas, and intense workouts for 24 to 48 hours. Apply cooling aloe or our organic post-wax oil to calm skin, exfoliate gently after 48 hours, and avoid sun exposure until redness subsides.
Yes — certain conditions require delay or medical clearance. Avoid waxing during active infections, open wounds, recent chemical peels, sunburn, or while using retinoids and some acne medications. Inform us of pregnancy, medications, or skin sensitivities so we can adapt or recommend alternatives.
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