Eyebrow Waxing Problems

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Mackenzie G.

Apr 21, 2013

Mackenzie G.

So I got my eyebrows waxed 24 hours ago and under one eye is still red! I think they either ripped off some skin, burned my skin, or went to far down(where it's red is farther down then where should be waxed). It hurts to much to touch and is a bright noticeable red!!😠 I have confirmation Wednesday and I'm worried it won't be gone! Please help, how can I get rid of it?! Thanks.

Joelle I.

Apr 21, 2013

Joelle I.

Sorry to hear that for the pain have you tryed any cream or anything.

Mackenzie G.

Apr 21, 2013

Mackenzie G.

I went to lush and they told me to use fall from grace and that made it better but it was to much money so I couldn't buy it😭 I keep hearing aloe would be good...?

Toribeth T.

Apr 21, 2013

Toribeth T.

Thats dreadful did you have it done at a salon go back to the salon and get your money refunded That should not have happened its really bad practise. Aloe is good for burns but don't use it if the skins broken. I'm not sure what else would work try doing internet search that might be helpful.

Toribeth T.

Apr 21, 2013

Toribeth T.

Sorry I'm on my phone I get my words muddled.

Sherry H.

Apr 21, 2013

Sherry H.

Yea try! aloe vera soothes skin irritation and burns.

Mackenzie G.

Apr 21, 2013

Mackenzie G.

Thanks girls! I got it done at a salon by a girl that has never done my eyebrows before but does other people's so I guess it was a mistake?! I don't know. Thanks!

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