Nana’s Esthetics Co.

Why should you mentally prepare for waxing?

To have effective/ consistent results you have to stay committed.

You will need to come every 3-6 weeks, depending on the area and how much hair growth you have. The plus is it is 1 appoint every 3-6 weeks versus shaving multiple times a day.

If you have any questions send me a message.

Chin Wax ✨

Pre-Booking your appointment 🤍🤍

What is D O U B L E D I P P I N G?

Double dipping refers to the practice of reusing the same wax applicator multiple times in the same wax pot. This can introduce bacteria, germs, and other contaminants into the wax, which can then be transferred to the skin during the waxing process. This can result in skin infections, irritation, and other unpleasant side effects.

Body waxing is a popular hair removal method that involves applying hot wax to the skin and then pulling it off quickly, taking unwanted hair with it. While it is a relatively safe and effective method, there are some important things to keep in mind to avoid any potential complications. One of the most important rules to follow when body waxing is to never double dip the wax applicator into the wax pot.

To ensure safe and effective body waxing, it is important to use a new wax applicator for each application of wax. This will help to prevent the spread of bacteria and other contaminants, and will ensure that the wax adheres properly to the skin for maximum hair removal. Additionally, it is important to use high quality wax and to follow all instructions carefully to avoid any potential complications.

New to waxing?

Here are some tips for before and after your wax🤍

Have questions? Message me ☺️

Nice and clean upper lip wax ✨

Do you pick at your skin? Use a pimple patch, it will help you to not pick at your skin!! ☺️🤍

You’ve started waxing, now what?

My clients opinions mean the absolute world to me 🤍✨

throw that RAZOR out ✌🏻

Is your skin barrier compromised? Let’s heal your skin ✨

The Fitzpatrick Scale

the Fitzpatrick Scale is a useful classification system for skin complexions and their reactions to cosmetics treatments and sun exposure. Represented in Roman numerals from I to VI, Type I is the fairest complexion and Type VI is the darkest complexion.

Knowing your Fitzpatrick skin type can help you make informed decisions when choosing skincare products and cosmetic treatments. You may use this celebrity guide to help you determine your skin type on the Fitzpatrick Scale.

🤍 Type I – Your skin color is white, your hair is blonde, and your eyes are green. You Always burn in the sun and have freckles.

🤍 Type II – Your skin is white, your hair is blonde, and your eyes are green or blue. You Always burn, have freckles, and it is difficult for you to tan.

🤍 Type III – Your skin is white, your hair is blonde or brown. Your eyes are blue or brown. You tan after you burn. You may freckle.

🤍 Type IV – Your skin, hair, and eyes are brown. You tan more than average and rarely burn. Freckles are rare.

🤍 Type V – Your skin is dark brown, your hair is brown or black, and your eyes are brown. You can burn very rarely and tan readily. You don’t have freckles.

🤍 Type VI – Your skin and hair are black. Your eyes are brown or black. You tan and never burn. You are deeply pigmented and don’t have freckles.