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Look, most of us don't spend a lot of time thinking about our underarms. But maybe yours could use a little looking after? If you're keen on a hair-free look and can't be bothered shaving, book in for an underarm wax with one of our partner salons in Lilydale. You'll be surprised how long you stay hair free - total timesaver. Prices start at $5.
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Wear loose and comfortable clothing for up to 24 hours. This will avoid irritation and chaff. To prevent ingrown hairs, exfoliate the area only 48 hours after the treatment. If there is swelling and anything uncomfortable occurring, apply a cool ice pack or aloe vera gel to help.
Underarm waxing costs $35 on average.
Underarm waxing takes about 30 minutes on average.
Waxing lasts a lot longer than shaving. It also reduces the dark patches you can get from the hair growth and leaves your underarms feeling softer and smoother. So, the short answer is yes in our opinion. You just need to endure a little sting for the win!
You can get an underarm wax if your underarm hair is long enough for the wax to grab onto. Generally waiting two to four weeks between treatments works, but this will depend on how quickly your hair grows.