Why choose Blue Diamond Body and Skin for your waxing needs?

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As someone who has dealt with sensitive skin, I fully understand the need for a wax that is gentle yet highly effective. I want to give my guests the best possible experience, meaning less pain and more results. That's why I import my wax from out-of-state. The waxes I use have a low temperature melting point and adhere only to the hair, not the skin. This results in a dramatic reduction in heat, pain, and redness. As there is minimal residue left after removal, there is no need to use potentially irritating removal oils.

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Notes on waxing: Hair must be 1/4 inch long, usually at least 2 weeks of growth (about the length of a grain of rice). No special preparations are necessary, although it is a good idea beforehand to gently exfoliate the area(s) to be waxed. Before your first appointment begins, you'll be asked to fill out paperwork to make sure you have no contraindications to waxing, such as current sunburn, chemical treatment, or certain medications or product ingredients. And don't worry! Waxing, while not comfortable, is rarely as painful and scary as the media sometimes depicts. I'll walk you through each step and make sure you're comfortable throughout the entire process.

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We also carry a product called No-Scream Cream, a topical anesthetic that can ease waxing discomfort by up to approximately 80%, making waxing services possible for most people, even very sensitive individuals. You can contact us to arrange a time to purchase and pick up the product ahead of time, so you'll have it available to apply 30 to 45 minutes prior to your appointment. No-Scream Cream should be applied in a fairly thick layer and should NOT be rubbed into the skin like lotion. Once the cream is thick and white STOP and let the cream absorb into the skin on its own. The skin should appear white after No-Scream Cream is applied and will absorb into the skin in about 5-10 minutes. No-Scream Cream isn't messy or greasy and won't harm clothing. Do not use if allergic to benzocaine, lidocaine, or any of the other  -caine anasthetics.

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Click here for more detailed information regarding treatments, benefits, considerations, contraindications, and pre- and post-recommendations and guidelines for all waxing services.