• Do not remove hair for 2-3 weeks before the procedure (wax, sugaring)

 • Do not sunbathe for 7-10 days before the procedure. Use sunscreen.

 • For laser hair removal, shave hair in the treatment area with a razor 1 day before your visit to the cosmetologist. Do it carefully to avoid any skin damage.

Statistically, 10-25% of hair is reduced after the first session. The darker the hair, the faster it will be removed.

After each subsequent procedure, this percentage will increase.

Procedures are scheduled in intervals of 1-2 months.

Thу duration of the interval depends on the area and rate of hair growth.

Between 3-5 sessions and between 8-10 sessions hair growth enters the dormant period. This is reported by 70% of our clients.

The number of necessary procedures and time of intervals between them can only be determined by a cosmetologist during the consultation.

During the procedure, the visible part of the hairs (actively growing) is burned off with the laser treatment. The roots that remain deep within the skin will rise to the top and fall out as the epidermis regenerates. This process usually takes several weeks

After all the roots have fallen out, the dormant hair follicles begin to sprout. When they become a nuisance, a repeat procedure is required to remove the hairs permanently

Yes, it does. Don't be frightened or upset, it is expected. Laser hair removal has a cumulative effect

Let's explore this question in detail. When hair grows after laser hair removal:

 • You have undergone 2-3 treatments, not 3-10 (full course). The effect of laser hair removal (regardless of laser type) comes only after a course of procedures. The number of sessions in one cycle depends on body peculiarities: skin type, hair color, intensity of hair growth, etc. The course of treatment usually includes 3-10 procedures. If you have had just 1-2 laser hair removal procedures, the effect will be weak: the hair will grow back

 • Blonde fuzz hair may grow back. Most of this hair is normally "asleep", and after the removal of heavy dark hair, hormones will push fuzz hairs to take on their role. This is a normal protective reaction of the body. The laser affects the melanin of the hair. The energy from the laser is captured by the melanin pigment, guiding it to the root of the hair follicle. The heat from the laser destroys the root. Since there is little melanin in blond hair, the effect of laser may achieve weaker results. But this only applies to alexandrite lasers. Diode lasers with longer wavelengths cope with blond hair

 • Protective reaction of our body. After the procedure, new dark stiff hairs may appear in larger number than there were before laser hair removal. The laser kills the roots of hair in the active stage of growth. The body loses its natural defence against cold. Reflexive protective processes are activated: the growth of "dormant" and underdeveloped hairs is activated. This is a normal and expected process. Therefore, to get rid of unwanted growth it is necessary to have a course of procedures.

A small amount will fall out at the end of the session. The bulk will fall out within 10-14 days. After the first epilation only 10-25% of hairs will fall out.

If we are talking about 90-95% hair removal, then it is necessary to undergo a course of laser hair removal procedures.

There is no strict prohibition, but it is not recommended. The therapist can refuse you the service if needed.

Firstly, it is unhygienic.

Secondly, during menstruation sensitivity increases, therefore laser hair removal will create more discomfort than in the middle of a cycle.

However, the therapist can make a compromise. In that case, you can come for the procedure at the beginning or at the end of your menstrual cycle. Don't forget to use a tampon, menstrual cup or sponge.

No, unfortunately, you can't. Infrared light destroys all dark pigments, including those in the ink of the tattoo. There is a risk the tattoo will fade.

During the procedure we tape or paint over tattoos. For the safety of our clients.

 • Do not wax hair with other methods: wax, sugar, epilator or tweezers.

 • Do not sunbathe (including in a solarium) for 7-10 days after the procedure. 

 • On the day of the procedure you should not take hot showers, baths, saunas, swim in a swimming pool or use scrubs and stiff sponges. 

You have to understand that the therapist is a doctor, so treat them like any other doctor. Be prepared for a close examination and don't be afraid of it. The therapist will need to check if there are any moles in the treatment area so that they are not affected by the radiation. 

Just a small inconvenience first, but think about the result - it speaks for itself!