Full Face Wax

Areas covered in a Full Face Wax

A Full Face Wax focuses on removing fine and coarse hair across the face for a smoother, more even look and feel.

• Upper lip waxing for a cleaner lip line and smoother lipstick application
• Chin and jawline waxing to reduce visible regrowth and stubble feel
• Cheeks and side-of-face waxing to remove peach fuzz that can catch the light under makeup
• Tidy-ups around the lower face where hair growth can be patchy
• Finish and soothe steps to help calm skin straight after waxing

Full Face Wax appointments for smoother makeup and lower-maintenance skin

This treatment is often booked if you:

• Notice makeup sitting on facial hair or looking textured in certain lighting
• Get quick regrowth and stubble feel from shaving
• Want a longer-lasting option before holidays, events, or photos
• Prefer a single appointment to cover several facial areas at once

How a Full Face Wax is carried out

Your therapist will cleanse the skin, apply wax in sections, and remove hair against the direction of growth for a clean pull from the root. Areas are worked methodically, usually starting with the upper lip and moving across the cheeks, chin, and jawline. Tweezing may be used to tidy any remaining hairs that the wax cannot safely lift.

Aftercare to keep skin calm after facial waxing

For the first 24 to 48 hours:

• Avoid heat and friction (hot baths, saunas, heavy exercise, and facial massage)
• Skip exfoliants and active skincare (retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, benzoyl peroxide)
• Keep makeup light if possible, and use clean brushes if you do apply it
• Do not pick at the skin; mild redness or tiny bumps often settle quickly

If you are prone to breakouts, consistent gentle cleansing and light, non-greasy moisturising can help keep pores clear between appointments.