Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Cheeks.

Most clients notice regrowth within four to six weeks depending on individual hair cycles. Regular waxing often results in finer, sparser regrowth over time. Avoid shaving between sessions to maintain longer-lasting smoothness.

Temporary redness or mild sensitivity for a few hours is common, but long-term irritation is rare. We use gentle wax, expert technique, and a soothing post-wax lotion to calm skin. Tell us about allergies or medications beforehand.

Keep the cheek area clean and dry, avoid heavy creams the day of service, and ensure hair is about a quarter-inch long. Skip strong exfoliants or retinoids before waxing and arrive makeup-free when possible.

Apply the provided soothing lotion and avoid sun exposure, hot showers, saunas, intense exercise, and exfoliation for 24–48 hours. Use gentle cleansers and SPF to protect newly exposed skin and reduce irritation.

Active sunburn, open wounds, severe eczema, or certain dermatological conditions may contraindicate waxing. If you have acne flare-ups, rosacea, or use strong topical prescriptions, consult our esthetician or your dermatologist first.

Yes. Recent chemical peels, laser treatments, or aggressive exfoliation can increase sensitivity and irritation risk. Inform us about recent facial procedures so we can adjust timing or recommend safer alternatives.