Welcome to Wanderlustwaxbar

We recommend getting a facial every 4-6 weeks to maintain healthy, glowing skin. However, the frequency of facials may vary depending on your skin type and concerns. 

Every 4-6 week for best results. 

It‘s recommended to come in with fresh, clean, hydrated skin before your wax. Drinking enough water leading up to your wax will help hydrate your skin and allow your wax to be less painful. Also exfoliating 48 hours before your wax is recommended.

It’s not recommended to use oil on the skin the day of your wax. Don’t take blood thinners the day of. 

Avoid exfoliating too close to your appointment date, I recommend no closer than 3 days prior to your service. Avoid using retinoids 5-7 days prior. Arriving to your appointment with no makeup is not required but it is recommended.  

Typically, 2 weeks of growth is recommended or 1/4 of an inch.

Yes, people who are on Accutane or other acne medications MUST avoid waxing until they are off of the medication for at least 6 months. Waxing over varicose veins, sunburns, psoriasis, areas where topical steroids are being used, or active herpes breakouts must be avoided. You must also avoid retinoids for at least 7 days prior to your wax.

Yes, as long as a tampon or menstrual cup is worn.

No show policy: No shows will be charged 50% of scheduled services.

Cancellation and reschedule policy: Cancellations and reschedules must be done at least 12 hours prior to scheduled appointment time or you will be charged 50% of your services.

Late policy: There is a 10 minute grace period for appointments lasting 20 minutes or more. For appointments less than 20 minutes there will be a 5 minute grace period. If you arrive past your grace period you will be charged the no show fee.

If you can't make your appointment due to an emergency or dangerous weather conditions please reach out before canceling or rescheduling your appointment.

Yes! Getting waxed while pregnant is actually pretty common but it does cause more sensitivity. 

Yes! But it is important to bring this up at or before your appointment, not all skincare products or treatments are safe during pregnancy and we want to ensure your services run smoothly.