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What Our Clients Say
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Tammy did my gel x. It was my first time and she did amazing! She listened to me because I...more
Tammy did a great job with my acrylics!
Honestly best mani’s I’ve ever gotten. Tammy is excellent. And Kayla is great for kids. Pl...more
Kayla was incredible and gave me an incredibley naturally looking set of nails after rippi...more
Amazing experience! I got an acrylic manicure from Kayla and I absolutely love my nails
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sideburns.
Most clients enjoy smooth sideburns for about two to six weeks, depending on hair growth cycle, genetics, and aftercare. Regular appointments every four to six weeks keep lines crisp and hair finer over time.
Mild redness or sensitivity is normal and typically subsides within a few hours to twenty-four hours. Our estheticians use calming post-wax serums and cold compresses; avoid exfoliation and sun exposure for 24–48 hours.
Yes for many clients, with precautions. Tell your esthetician about sensitive skin, medications, or active acne. We can perform a patch test and use sensitive-skin waxes and slower technique to reduce irritation risks.
Ensure hair is at least quarter-inch long, avoid retinol or chemical peels 48–72 hours prior, cleanse the area, and arrive with no heavy makeup. Light exfoliation 48 hours before can improve results.
Absolutely. Combine with brow, lip, chin, or full-face waxing for a cohesive grooming session. Combining services saves time and ensures balanced shaping; your esthetician will map the face for harmonious results.
Apply a soothing, alcohol-free lotion or aloe gel for 24–48 hours, avoid hot showers, saunas, heavy sweating, and direct sun. Refrain from waxing, exfoliating, or harsh products for three to five days to prevent irritation.