Waxing helps remove unwanted hair from different parts of the body. Therefore, most women today commonly use the technique to look and feel beautiful. There are two types of wax in use for different areas on your body – Hard wax – This works best on sensitive skin areas such as face, underarms, and bikini line. Soft wax – This you can easily apply on slightly thicker skin areas like legs, arms, back, and chest.

The Jetstream needs to be adjusted to a safe and comfortable distance away from the face. It then delivers the customized solution in a concentrated stream form to treat common skin issues like blackheads and milia.

Jet Peel uses extremely condensed air to accelerate the jet of medicine to supersonic speeds. When the medicine passes through the JetPeel’s handpiece it is transformed into a current of micro-droplets. This stream has a very strong penetrative power and is able to deliver the medicine to the deep layers of the skin. Technically speaking, the stream content gets delivered to 4.5 mm deep into the skin traveling at a speed of 600 ft/sec. This process makes the delivery of the medical or cosmetic solutions to the deep layers of the skin possible without causing any damage or downtime.

Though anybody can do waxing, it’s good to keep a few things in mind before going for the procedure. Always go for any skin treatment from a reputed and reliable skincare clinic. Your skin should always be left in the safe hands of professionals. Waxing involves pulling out hair. However, sometimes it may also pull off a few layers of skin cells in the process. This may cause tenderness and swelling. If you have highly sensitive skin that reddens easily, avoid waxing your sensitive skin areas. These include the ones mentioned earlier on this page. Certain medications may cause the skin to react adversely to waxing. Therefore, it’s advisable to avoid waxing if you’re on Retin-A, Accutane, or any prescription medicines for acne. It’s a good idea to consult an expert at Skin Science LA clinic before setting an appointment for waxing. They would consider your skin type and offer guidance on the type of wax that suits you, how, and where. Allow the hair to grow out to at least half inch over the skin surface before you wax it. You should do waxing at regular intervals but not too frequently either. If the hair is too short, the wax won’t be effective in pulling it out. Avoid taking a bath/shower before going for waxing at an LA skincare clinic. Wetting the hair makes it soft and brittle, resulting in easy breakage. This, in turn, makes waxing ineffective. Don’t apply any body lotion or cream on the skin prior to the session

Our team offers the best skincare Los Angeles services, including waxing. Our aestheticians are well-trained in the procedure and in dealing with different skin types. You may visit our skincare Los Angeles clinic to know more about waxing and how we do it. Alternatively, call us at (323) 536-3332 to book an appointment for a waxing session with one of our several experts.