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What Our Clients Say
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I was serviced at the Stone Mountain location today and Javon was the most gentle person. ...more
Ruby did a great a wax job ..she was careful in waxing and minimal pain very fast and frie...more
Shamim was very sweet and fast with the Brazilian wax
Waxing - Shamim accommodated me the moment I walked in! The experience and kindness was ju...more
Shamim did an amazing job ! It was my second time ever getting a Brazilian wax and she did...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Treatment Vajacial.
A Treatment Vajacial combines gentle exfoliation, pore extraction, soothing masks, and targeted serums for the bikini zone. It removes dead skin, extracts trapped debris and calms irritation, improving texture and preparing skin for waxing or daily comfort.
Most Treatment Vajacial sessions last 30 to 45 minutes, depending on skin needs and extractions required. Initial appointments may take slightly longer for consultation and thorough assessment to create a customized plan for comfort and results.
Most clients experience minimal discomfort during extractions and temporary redness afterward. Our technicians use gentle techniques, soothing products, and post-care to reduce irritation. Avoid hot baths, tight clothing, and heavy exercise for 24–48 hours to support healing and comfort.
For most clients, scheduling a Treatment Vajacial every 4 to 6 weeks aligns with hair growth cycles and maintains smooth texture. Sensitive skin or specific concerns may require personalized frequency—your technician will recommend an ideal schedule during consultation.
We generally recommend waiting 24–48 hours after waxing to allow skin to calm. If you had waxing elsewhere, tell us; we’ll assess inflammation and may perform a modified treatment or schedule the Vajacial when skin has settled for safety and comfort.
Avoid Vajacial if you have active infections, open wounds, recent sunburn, chemical peels, or isotretinoin use in the past six months. Inform your technician about medications, pregnancy, or skin conditions so we can tailor or postpone treatment for your safety.