The hair should be about the length of a grain of rice, which is about 5 mm.

For full re-growth removal, it's recommended to wax every 4–6 weeks.

Waxing can be uncomfortable, but the pain is usually only a split second. Regular waxing can make it easier and less painful as the hair becomes thinner.

Yes, waxing is generally safe during pregnancy, but some people may be more sensitive. You should let your waxing professional know if you're pregnant.

Most medications are fine, but you should check with your dermatologist if you're taking any medications that thin the skin, like Accutane, Retin A, Renova, or Differin. You should also let your esthetician know if you're allergic to any foods.

It's normal to experience some soreness, small bumps, or redness after waxing, especially if it's your first time. These symptoms should go away within 24–48 hours.

First-time waxing results can last 3–6 weeks.

Warm wax is applied and then removed with a cotton strip, while hot wax is applied, left to set, and then removed without a strip.