Upper and Lower Lip Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Wonderful experience!!! I will be going back
Merolin was so nice and caring, and she taught me so much about my skin!
I had a great experience at Skinwell! From start to finish, she made me feel comfortable, ...more
After doing extensive research to find the right esthetician for my boyfriend, I still had...more
If I’d ever recommend anyone who’s waxed me before, it’ll be her! She’s just amazing.
Merolin is Amazing at what she does! She has just the right touch and is very educated abo...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Upper and Lower Lip.
Most clients enjoy smooth results for three to six weeks depending on individual hair growth cycles and aftercare. With regular appointments, hair often grows back finer and sparser. Factors like hormones and medications can affect longevity.
No. Waxing removes hair from the root, which typically encourages regrowth that is softer and finer over time. Repeated professional waxing can reduce the appearance of density, though individual results vary due to genetics and hormonal influences.
Discomfort is brief and varies by sensitivity. Our estheticians use skin-numbing techniques, temperature-tested wax, and quick strips to minimize pain. Gentle pressure and immediate soothing treatments help reduce sting and redness for a comfortable experience.
Avoid exfoliating 48 hours before and refrain from retinol or strong acids for several days. Ensure hair is at least quarter-inch long, cleanse the area, and arrive makeup-free. Inform us about medications or recent treatments to ensure safe waxing.
Avoid heat, heavy exercise, and sun exposure for 24 hours. Use the provided soothing gel or aloe vera, avoid exfoliation for 48 hours, and keep the area clean to prevent irritation. If irritation persists, contact us for advice.
Waxing is not recommended for sunburned, irritated, or broken skin, recent chemical peels, or around active cold sores. Inform us about blood-thinning medications, pregnancy, or skin conditions so we can assess suitability or recommend alternatives.