Short answers

A short check-in, then the patch test, then your consent, then the service you booked. Aneta goes through each step before she does it. Plan on a few minutes more than the service's time.

Aneta tests the wax on a small spot of your arm at the start of every visit, to check the temperature and how your skin is that day. At a first visit she waits longer and you look at the spot together.

About a quarter inch, roughly three to four weeks of growth, so the wax can grip. If it is shorter, Aneta tells you to wait; if it is longer, she may trim it first.

Most clients come every four to six weeks, and Aneta sets a schedule with you at your visit. Hair grows at its own pace, and results vary.

Yes. Your consent is something you can take back at any point. Say stop and Aneta stops; you decide whether to go on, change the area or end the visit.

Book a trial visit about a month before: the patch test, one or two services and a written plan. Then book the wedding-week visit two to five days before the day, so any redness settles.

If you are pregnant, use a prescription skin medicine or have a skin condition a doctor is managing, ask your doctor before you book. Tell Aneta at booking so she can plan the visit around it.

Redness and a little warmth are common for a while after waxing. If a spot stings, swells or blisters, tell Aneta and call your doctor. She will note it and change the plan for your next visit.

No. Beeswax is by appointment, so the room and the wax are ready for you. Call or text if you need a time soon and Aneta will tell you the next opening.

Prices aren't printed on this site. They depend on the service, the area and any add-ons, and the booking page shows them when you choose a service, before you confirm.