Best Full Body Wax near me in Craiglinn, Glasgow

Side effects and risks include pain, swelling, redness, rashes, breakouts, scarring, allergic reactions, ingrown hairs, bruising, and skin infections. Your skin may also be more sensitive to the sun for the first few days after you’ve had your full body wax.

A full body wax involves waxing the areas of your body you want hair removed from. The treatment tends to start by waxing your intimate area, then moves on to your arms, legs and back. Some full body wax treatments include facial waxes, but not all. It’s likely that soft wax will be used on your larger limbs, and hard wax on more sensitive areas. Waxing works by applying warmed wax to the areas of unwanted hair then stripping it quickly off in the opposite direction to your hair’s growth. This ensures hairs are plucked out from the root, leaving your skin smooth and hair-free.

A full body wax typically lasts 3–5 weeks. Regular full body waxing sessions often lead to finer, sparser regrowth over time.

A full body wax session typically takes 90–120 minutes depending on hair density and which areas are included. Some therapists split it across two appointments for comfort.

Yes. It’s highly likely that you will feel pain and discomfort during a full body wax – how much depends on your personal pain threshold.

You should expect to pay between £15 and £120 for a full body wax. Many cosmetic procedures aren’t covered by insurers, so if you’re planning on putting it through your insurance, check your policy first.

Leave around 4 weeks between your waxing appointments to ensure your hair is long enough for the wax to take hold of and remove.