Waxing - Full Arm

Full arm waxing covers wrist to shoulder, including the upper arm that half-arm services leave out, and takes about 20 minutes.

Your artist works in sections, applying warm wax in the direction the hair grows and removing it against the grain so the hair lifts from the root rather than breaking at the surface. Because the hair comes out whole, regrowth is finer and softer than it is after shaving, and there is no stubble stage in between.

Hair needs to be long enough for the wax to grip — roughly a quarter inch, or about two weeks of growth. Coming in too early is the most common reason a wax feels patchy, so it is worth waiting rather than booking sooner.

Most clients come back every four to six weeks. Arms are one of the slower-regrowing areas, and the gap between appointments usually lengthens after the first few visits as the hair comes back thinner.