How often should waxing be repeated for best results?

Waxing is most effective when repeated every 4 to 6 weeks because this timeframe aligns with the natural hair growth cycle. Hair typically grows in phases—anagen (growth), catagen (transitional), and telogen (resting)—and for optimal waxing results, it's important to target the hair during the anagen phase when it is more easily removed from the follicle.

If waxing is done too frequently, such as weekly, it may not allow sufficient time for hair to grow back to the desired length for effective removal. If done every month, though sometimes feasible, it may result in more hairs being in the resting phase, which can make the process less efficient. Therefore, the 4 to 6 weeks interval ensures that the hair is at the right length for waxing, promoting smoother skin and prolonging the time between hair regrowth.