What should clients know about hair growth cycles before starting waxing?

Clients should understand that hair growth cycles play a crucial role in the effectiveness of waxing. Allowing hair to grow to an appropriate length before a waxing session ensures that the hair can be grasped securely by the wax and subsequently pulled out from the follicle with less discomfort. Typically, hair should be around a quarter of an inch long, as this length allows the wax to adhere effectively to the hair, making removal easier and more efficient.

When hair is too short, it may not be effectively removed, leading to dissatisfaction with the results and requiring clients to wait longer for optimal hair growth before trying again. Conversely, if hair is too long, it may be more painful to remove, causing unnecessary discomfort. Therefore, understanding this aspect of hair growth cycles helps clients prepare adequately for waxing treatments, ultimately leading to better results and a more positive experience.