What to expect from brow, nostril and lip waxing
Brow, nostril and lip waxing are quick, targeted treatments that remove unwanted hair using warm wax, leaving skin smooth for several weeks at a time. Each takes around 15 minutes and can be booked individually or combined with another nail or brow appointment.
TL;DR
- Removes hair from the root using warm wax — lasts longer than shaving
- Covers brow, nostril and lip in around 15 minutes each
- Can be combined into one appointment
- From £9
How waxing works
Warm wax is applied to the treatment area and adheres to the hair as it sets. When removed, it pulls hair out from the root — rather than just cutting it at the surface the way shaving does — which is why results last significantly longer than shaving and regrowth tends to come back finer over time.
Brow, nostril and lip waxing — what each involves
- Brow waxing removes stray hairs around the natural brow shape for a cleaner, more defined line.
- Nostril waxing removes visible nostril hair using a specially designed applicator suited to the sensitive area.
- Lip waxing removes fine hair above the lip, a common concern that's quick and easy to address with wax.
Preparing for your appointment
Hair generally needs to be at least a few millimetres long for wax to grip it effectively, so avoid shaving or trimming the area in the days before your appointment. Skin should also be clean and free of makeup or skincare products in the treatment area.
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Does waxing hurt?
There's a brief moment of discomfort as the wax is removed, but it's quick and most clients find it very manageable, especially for smaller areas like brows, nostrils and lips.
How often should I book brow waxing?
Most clients rebook every 4 to 6 weeks as regrowth becomes visible.
Can I book more than one area in the same appointment?
Yes — brow, nostril and lip waxing can all be combined in a single visit.
Is nostril waxing safe?
Yes — it uses a specialist applicator designed specifically for the sensitivity of that area.
