How sensitive is the skin after intimate waxing?

The skin in the intimate area is naturally more sensitive, so it's completely normal to experience some reaction after waxing. The question is not whether the skin will react, but how and for how long.

 

What reaction is considered normal?

 

After treatment, you may experience:

 

• mild redness

• feeling of warmth

• feeling of tension

 

These:

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• hair follicle reactions

• no signs of inflammation

• they usually subside within a few hours

 

 This is the skin's natural response.

 

Who has more sensitive skin?

 

Increased sensitivity may occur:

 

• for sensitive skin types

• during hormonal changes

• before or during menstruation

• during the first intimate wax

 

This is not a problem, but a gift.

 

When is irritation not considered normal?

 

It is worth paying attention if:

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• the redness does not subside for days

• painful lumps develop

• severe itching or inflammation occurs

 

In this case:

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• do not scratch or press

• it is worth consulting a specialist

• targeted aftercare may be needed

 

What determines how the skin reacts?

 

The degree of irritation is influenced by:

 

• the type of wax used

• the technique

• skin hydration

• the quality of aftercare

 

An experienced professional:

 

• not working too much in the same area

• monitors skin reactions

• modify the process if necessary

 

How to reduce sensitivity after waxing?

 

Recommended:

• soothing, alcohol-free care

• avoiding tight clothing

• avoiding saunas, sports, hot baths for 24 hours

• waiting for the skin to calm down

 

 These help with rapid regeneration.