Upper Lip Wax

What your upper lip wax appointment includes

Upper lip waxing focuses on the area between the top lip and the nose, removing hair from the root for longer lasting smoothness than shaving.

• A brief chat about your skin, any sensitivities, and your current skincare products
• Skin prep to remove any oils or makeup, helping the wax grip the hair cleanly
• Careful wax application in small sections for a tidy, even finish
• Tweezing any remaining fine hairs where needed for precision
• A soothing finish to calm the skin and reduce surface redness
• Simple aftercare advice so you know what to avoid for the next 24 to 48 hours

Upper lip waxing suits you if you want a neater finish without daily upkeep

This treatment is a good option if you notice darker or stronger hair on the upper lip, or if you get quick regrowth after shaving. It also works well if you want a smooth base for makeup, especially around the lip line.

If your skin is very reactive, or you are using strong active skincare, we will talk through the safest approach for you.

How an upper lip wax is done, and how long it takes

Upper lip waxing is a short appointment, often around five minutes. The wax is applied and removed in controlled sections, then the area is checked and refined for a clean outline.

If you have not waxed before, expect a quick sting as the hair is removed, then it settles fast. We keep the pace calm and efficient, so you are not in the chair any longer than you need to be.

Aftercare and regrowth, what to expect after an upper lip wax

It is normal to see mild redness straight after waxing, especially if you have sensitive skin. Avoid heat, heavy exercise, sunbeds, acids, retinoids, and fragranced products on the area for 24 to 48 hours.

Hair usually grows back softer over time, and most people book regular maintenance every few weeks depending on their hair growth cycle.