A Complete Guide to Brazilian Waxing. What to Expect and Aftercare Tips
Brazilian waxing has become one of the go-to choices for smooth skin in Dubai, especially for women who want a clean, polished look that stays fresh without daily maintenance. In a city where you’re often in swimwear, dresses, or sportswear, it’s a practical way to feel confident and comfortable for weeks.
Many clients switch from shaving because they’re tired of irritation, razor bumps, and stubble that appears almost immediately. With regular Brazilian waxing, hair grows back more slowly and often feels finer and softer. The result is a smoother finish and less time spent constantly “fixing” the bikini area.
At the same time, it’s normal to feel nervous before your first appointment. You might wonder how much it hurts, how exposed you’ll feel, or what exactly the specialist will do. Clear, honest information helps you relax and know what to expect at every step.
In this guide, Nastya Bonds, co-founder of It’s Beauty, walks you through the full Brazilian waxing process – from preparation and what happens in the treatment room to aftercare and how to keep your skin calm and smooth afterward.
Understanding the Basics of Brazilian Waxing
Before your first session, it helps to know what a Brazilian wax involves. The technique removes hair from the front and back of the bikini area, with the option to leave a small shape if you prefer. Full and partial styles are both common. Your technician will guide you through the choices so you can decide what feels comfortable.
Some women like to compare styles before choosing. A bikini wax removes hair along the edges. A French wax removes more from the front but usually leaves a small shape. A Brazilian covers the full area unless you request a minimal strip.
Waxing is often chosen because the smoothness lasts longer than shaving, and the regrowth usually feels softer. In Dubai’s warm climate, where lighter clothing is common, this can feel practical and convenient.
Appointments at It’s Beauty begin with a short conversation about sensitivities, previous experiences, and comfort preferences. This helps you settle in and gives the technician a clear sense of what your skin may need.