How often do I have to repeat Lycon hair removal?

Lycon waxing is recommended to be repeated approximately every 4 weeks. This cycle allows for optimal results because hair grows in different phases, and regular treatments help to gradually weaken hair growth. However, the frequency of waxing can be adjusted to individual needs and hair growth rate.

Why is 4 weeks an optimal interval between sessions?

Hair grows in cycles consisting of three phases: anagen (growth), catagen (regression), and telogen (rest). During a single waxing session, only hairs in the anagen phase, when hair is actively growing, are removed. Hairs in other phases remain invisible, which is why waxing every 4 weeks is recommended to target new hairs that have entered the growth phase. Regular treatments also help reduce the thickness and density of regrowing hair.

What length should hair be before waxing?

For Lycon waxing to be effective, the hair should be between 0.3 and 1 cm in length.

Minimum length (0.3 cm) – Thanks to Lycon’s properties, even short hairs can be effectively removed.
Maximum length (1 cm) – Longer hairs can make the treatment less comfortable and may require more precision. In some cases, trimming the hair slightly before the session is recommended to achieve the best results.

Does regular waxing affect hair growth?

Yes, regular waxing can weaken the structure of hair and slow down its regrowth. Since the hair is removed along with the root, it tends to grow back thinner, lighter, and less visible over time. For individuals who frequently wax specific areas, the smooth skin effect may last even longer than 4 weeks.

Factors affecting the frequency of waxing

Hair type – People with darker, thicker hair may require more frequent sessions.
Skin type – Sensitive skin may need more time to regenerate, which could lead to longer intervals between treatments.
Season – During summer, when the skin is more exposed, some individuals may choose to have more frequent treatments.

Our opinion

Lycon waxing should be repeated regularly, approximately every 4 weeks, to achieve long-lasting results. The appropriate hair length and regular visits make the treatment more effective and less painful. Over time, waxing becomes more comfortable, and hair regrows more slowly and in smaller amounts.

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