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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Legs Exfoliation Scrub.
We recommend scheduling a Legs Exfoliation Scrub every 2 to 4 weeks depending on skin type and activity level. More frequent sessions benefit dryer, rougher skin or before waxing, while sensitive skin may need longer intervals.
Yes. We customize scrub coarseness and choose gentle, fragrance-free products for sensitive skin. A patch test is offered when needed to ensure comfort, and our therapists adjust pressure to minimize irritation during the treatment.
Appointments usually last 30 to 45 minutes, depending on whether add-ons like massage or intense moisturizing are included. We allow extra time for consultations, skin-sensitivity checks, and post-treatment aftercare instructions.
Yes. Regular exfoliation removes dead skin and debris that trap hairs, reducing ingrown hair risk. Combined with proper moisturizing and post-wax care, the scrub improves hair release and healthier regrowth patterns.
Avoid shaving or waxing 24 to 48 hours before your appointment to prevent irritation. If you plan to wax, schedule the scrub beforehand to prep skin and improve waxing results; our staff can advise based on timing.
Minor redness or sensitivity can occur briefly after treatment, especially on sensitive skin. These reactions usually subside within a few hours to a day; we recommend gentle care and sunscreen if exposed to sun.