VAJACIAL FAQ
What is a Vajacial?
A vajacial is a spa treatment for the bikini area, similar to a facial, designed to address ingrown hairs, discoloration, and irritation. It typically involves cleansing, exfoliation, extractions, and application of a mask and serum. Benefits include smoother skin, reduced ingrown hairs, and improved overall skin health in the bikini area.
How often can you receive one?
It's recommended to get a vajacial every 4-6 weeks, typically after a Brazilian wax, to keep the skin smooth, prevent ingrown hairs, and maintain healthy skin.
What to do after a vajacial?
After your vajacial, avoid tight clothing, hot showers, saunas, and sweating for 24 hours to prevent irritation. Don't touch or pick at the area. After 48 hours, gently exfoliate 2-3 times a week and moisturize regularly.
Do Vajacials actually help?
A Vajacial offers numerous benefits: It enhances skin health by deep-cleaning pores, reducing ingrown hairs, and soothing irritation. It also promotes smoother skin, diminishes hyperpigmentation, and combats minor scarring.
How do I prepare for a Vajacial?
Step 1 is having a steamy shower. To open your pores for a vajacial at home we recommend having a steamy, hot shower. ...
Step 2 is exfoliating your bikini line.
Step 3 is applying your vajacial hydrogel mask for 20 minutes. ...
Step 4 is applying your soothing bikini line oil.
Can you get a vajacial on your period?
Yes, You can get a vajacial while you're on your period. However, keep in mind that during a waxing or the extraction portion of the vajacial, you may be more sensitive than usual. You can get a vajacial while pregnant by adjusting the treatment to your needs.
Can you get a Vajacial without a wax?
Yes, you can get a vajacial without waxing. Vajacials are typically performed on hairless skin, which can be achieved through waxing, shaving, sugaring, or laser hair removal. While some practitioners may recommend waxing prior to a vajacial for optimal results, it's not a requirement.