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Frequently Asked Questions
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High Frequency Brazilian uses a glass electrode emitting mild electrical currents to stimulate circulation and healing immediately after your wax. It's applied briefly to the bikini area to soothe skin, reduce irritation, and help prevent ingrown hairs.
Yes, when performed by trained therapists it is safe for most skin types, including sensitive skin. We assess skin condition beforehand and adjust intensity or avoid treatment if you have contraindications like pregnancy, pacemakers, or open wounds.
No — it's applied after waxing to soothe and calm the skin. Most clients report reduced soreness and quicker recovery. Sensations are mild, brief tingling or warmth, not added pain at all.
The add-on typically takes five to ten minutes and is performed immediately after your Brazilian wax. Timing varies with sensitivity and any extra soothing care. We include a short consultation and post-care guidance to maximize healing and comfort.
Yes. Contraindications include pregnancy, pacemakers or implanted electrical devices, active infections, open wounds, recent Botox, and photosensitive conditions. Always disclose medications and medical history during consultation so we can determine safety and adjust or decline treatment.
Avoid hot baths, saunas, intense workouts, and swimming for twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Keep the area clean, wear breathable clothing, and apply soothing, non-comedogenic products we recommend. Do not exfoliate for forty-eight hours and avoid sun exposure to protect healing skin.
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