Maximum Wax

At last!!!! I can wax again🥳🥳🥳Bodies but no facial waxing for the time being.. So if you'd like to make a booking for a wax, please give me a call or send me a text on 07460311097. I'm taking bookings from Wednesday 15th July.
I'm not booking appointments via Facebook, so please do text or call. Thanks Ruth

To all my customers old and new... Please take a look at my Coronavirus Policy. At the present moment, there is a possible opening date for salons from the government of 4th July. I'll be aiming for starting work then, so if you would like to make a 'tentative' appointment, please call or text. Thanks Ruth 07460311097

Coronavirus Policy - MaximumWax Waxing & Massage Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Prevention & Control Policy For Maximum Wax All of us have been affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. I hope that you and your loved ones have stayed well and healthy during the lockdown. I have missed being able to work and help you with your hair remo....

Don't forget I'll be here for you on the other side of this. Stay safe everyone # # #

Avantgardens. Trimming the bikini line between Art and Nature...

This expresses exactly how I feel about my work. I love waxing people. The waxing is for me, a way to earn my living... The part I love is connecting with my customers... Thank you to all my customers 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏

I saw this on Designer Waxing’s Twitter feed this morning and it gave me the feels, so I had to share. Giving you all a high five this morning - keep on doing what you do 💋✨

Moving From Shaving to Waxing

If you want to move from shaving one area of your body to waxing there is a little bit of planning involved and some patience needed. This is because there needs to be a transitional period where you need to grow all the hairs to a ‘waxable’ length; generally about 1cm or as long as a piece of short grain rice. Although your hairs may all look about the same length, generally they aren’t. Hairs grow in cycles, so as one hair is just starting to break through the skins surface another is getting ready to be shed and another will be in the middle of its growth cycle. When you shave regularly, you are cutting all the hairs to the same length but they are still “cycling’. On average, if you are shaving an area regularly (daily or every other day’ish), you will probably need about 3 weeks of not shaving (the transitional period) to let your hair complete it’s cycles so that when you do go for your wax, your waxer can remove as many hairs as possible and give you a lovely clean finish. If you don’t allow this time to grow the hair out, you may leave your waxing appointment disappointed because there will be possibly be very short hairs that have just broken through the surface of the skin that are too small for the wax to remove. Even with hard wax, that can remove some of the tiniest hairs being 2-3mm, there is a limit to what we and our wax can do for you. So my advice is, if you are thinking of moving from shaving to waxing, call your waxer, have a chat about it and make a plan. Most importantly, if you move from shaving to waxing, don’t shave again in between waxes!! You'll undo all that good work you’ve done and expense spent. If you’re going to wax, stick to waxing, your body and your wallet will thank you.