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My mom and I are visiting family in the are and wanted to get a scalp spa treatment. I fou...more
Amazing experience! Juno made it a relaxing experience. Very detailed! My scalp feels refr...more
Juno was very informative and explained everything as I was a first timer. Would definitel...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Results typically last three to six weeks depending on individual hair growth cycles and skin type. Regular maintenance every 3–6 weeks keeps skin smooth and maintains a refined appearance.
No, professional threading is gentle and non-comedogenic when performed correctly. We prep and soothe skin to minimize irritation; avoid heavy makeup and exfoliants immediately after for 24–48 hours to reduce breakout risk.
Yes, with consultation. Our therapists assess sensitivity and may perform a patch test. We use gentle threading techniques and calming post-care to minimize redness; any flushing typically subsides within hours.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin. Avoid exfoliation or retinoids 48 hours prior, and skip waxing or chemical treatments two weeks before. Inform us of medications or active skin conditions for safe, tailored care.
Absolutely — it pairs perfectly as an add-on to facials, peels, or makeup services. Tell your therapist when booking so timing and products are coordinated for optimal comfort and luminous results.
Most clients experience mild, brief discomfort during threading but it is tolerable. The add-on is quick, typically 10–20 minutes depending on area, with post-treatment cooling to reduce any remaining sensitivity.
