Waxing can be uncomfortable or even painful, especially if it’s your first time or if you have sensitive skin. However, the degree of pain can vary depending on several factors such as the area of the body being waxed, the type of wax used, and your personal pain tolerance.

The wax is applied to the hair and skin, and then it is pulled off, taking the hair with it. This can be uncomfortable or painful, especially for sensitive areas like a bikini area or face. However, some people experience painless sessions as the hair becomes thinner and less dense.

If your skin is more sensitive, use hard wax instead of using strip wax. Hard wax sticks to your hair not your skin and gets removed easily compared to strip wax. It’s important to use high-quality wax and have it done by a professional to minimise pain and reduce the risk of skin irritation or injury.