Up to 8 Sessions of Laser, Sugar or Wax hair Removal in the -plan D Salon

Wax (waxing) or sugar (sugaring) depilation is a procedure for removing unwanted hair on any areas of the body using professional materials - waxes or sugar paste.

Both methods differ only in the cosmetics used and hair removal technology and have a lot of advantages:

• The procedure is eco-friendly and hypoallergenic, suitable for almost everyone.
• You get smooth skin for a period of 3 weeks (depending on the individual characteristics of your body).
• Waxing and sugaring is not only depilation, but also gentle peeling of the skin, which makes it silky and well-groomed.
• Over time, hair tends to become lighter, thinner, and grow slower and thinner.

Contraindications for waxing or sugar depilation:

• Epilepsy or multiple sclerosis.
• Taking retinoids.
• Blood incoagulability.
• Infectious diseases.
• Pregnancy accompanied by toxicosis, diabetes mellitus, skin diseases, any pathologies (uterine hypertonicity, placenta previa, ICI), pregnancy with IVF, pregnancy for primary deep bikini depilation, early pregnancy (1-14 weeks) for primary depilation or depilation, accompanied by severe pain or stress.
• Varicose veins in the last stages.
• Superficial (less than 1 week ago) and medium peeling (less than 2 weeks ago) on skin areas where depilation will be performed.
• Diseases and skin lesions in areas where depilation will be performed (eczema or psoriasis in the active phase, abrasions, wounds, cracks, fresh scars and bruises, burns, ulcers, dermatitis, bartholinitis, folliculitis, other inflammations and rashes).
• Age up to 15-16 years or until the establishment of a regular menstrual cycle for depilation of the bikini area.

Contraindications for laser hair removal:

• Chronic dermatological, autoimmune diseases.
• Family history of cases of diseases associated with a violation of the synthesis of melanocytes.
• Decompensated phase of diabetes mellitus.
• Oncopathology.
• Abnormal scars on the skin with excessive growth of connective tissue.
• Viral herpetic eruptions on the skin in history.
• Allergic reactions to the sun, increased photosensitivity, individual intolerance to the laser beam, which is established experimentally and is determined by the hypersensitivity of the epidermis.
• Undergoing chemotherapy treatments.
• Psycho-emotional instability, weak self-control.
• Tattoo and tattoo. If the tattoo is on or near the epilated area, the master bypasses it.