During the treatment
We’ll start by putting you at ease, making sure you’re comfortable throughout, then we’ll prep your skin and apply hot wax in sections, removing it in quick, clean motions that minimise discomfort. They’ll cover the bikini area and back, leaving a neat strip of hair at the front.
The treatment is finished off with post-wax lotion, designed to soothe the skin and reduce inflammation.
Probably not the treatment for you if:
You have recent cuts, sunburn or bruising around your bikini line or an infection.
You prefer a little bit more hair left behind – check out our bikini wax instead.
What makes Lycon different?
Formulated with the finest natural resins, bees wax and sensuous aromatherapy, LYCON delivers superior results, removing stubborn hair as short as 1mm like no other. At the same time, LYCON low temperature, super pliable and gentle waxes, provide a nurturing and skin conditioning treatment for extra client comfort, even on the most sensitive skins. Professionals use LYCON with confidence, to achieve completely hair free results for all types of hair growth, every-time. LYCON enjoys unparalleled recognition worldwide for unsurpassed product quality, training and professional integrity.
F.A.Q.
How long Brazilian wax last?
Your first wax is likely to last about three weeks. But waxes do get more effective the more often you have them, and regular waxing can give results that last up to six weeks.
What's the difference between a Hollywood and a Brazilian wax?
While a Hollywood wax removes all hair in the area, front and back, a Brazilian leaves a neat strip of hair at the front.
How long after Brazilian wax can I shower?
Right away is fine! As long as the water’s not too hot, it’ll help soothe your skin and wash away the sticky wax.
What can I do to prepare for a Brazilian wax?
Make sure your hair’s at least a half-centimetre long (that’s at least three weeks’ growth) so the wax has something to grip. It’s also worth exfoliating to loosen any trapped hairs, just not on the day of your treatment.
I'm pregnant, can I get a Brazilian wax?
Yes, this treatment is pregnancy-safe.