Regular Waxing
Quick, thorough, and done by hands that do it all day.
Fifteen minutes · $40, credited to your service
Conventional waxing earns its place on the menu by speed and thoroughness: warm wax, applied and cleared in practiced rhythm, covers large areas quickly and takes even fine, stubborn hair with it. Strip wax works the larger stretches; hard wax, which sets and lifts on its own, is kept for the delicate places.
The salon offers sugaring beside it deliberately, because skin gets a vote. Sensitive skin often prefers the sugar paste; guests who prize speed and weeks of smoothness often prefer the wax. The consultation call is where that conversation happens, honestly and without upsell.
What it does
The Appointment
From the call to the chair
- i.
Book the call
Choose a consultation slot on the calendar. She asks about your hair, your history, and what you want, then quotes the service and the time it needs. The $40 hold comes off your service.
- ii.
Let it grow
Wax needs about a quarter inch of hair to grip. Exfoliate gently the day before and arrive with clean, dry skin, free of lotions.
- iii.
The appointment
Warm wax in practiced rhythm, strip for the stretches, hard wax for the delicate places, finished with a calming touch. Loose clothing and a quiet evening after.
Good To Know
The practical details
- Areas
- Brows, lip, and face · legs, arms, underarms, and body
- Hair length
- About a quarter inch · roughly two weeks of growth
- Lasts
- Three to four weeks for most guests
- Aftercare
- Loose clothing · no sun, saunas, or heavy exercise the rest of the day
- Alternative
- Sensitive skin should read the sugar waxing page · both live on this menu
- Price
- Quoted on your consultation call · the $40 fee is credited to your service
Book this service
Spa & Beauty
Pricing is quoted on your call, since length, density, and condition change the work involved. The $40 fee comes off your service.
Questions
About regular waxing
Anything not answered here gets answered on your consultation call.
Should I choose waxing or sugaring?
Skin gets the vote. Waxing is fast and thorough over large areas; sugaring is gentler on skin that reacts. Both are on the menu, and the consultation call settles it honestly for yours.
How long does my hair need to be?
About a quarter of an inch, roughly two weeks of growth, so the wax has something to hold.
How long do results last?
Three to four weeks for most guests, and regular appointments keep the cycle predictable and each visit quicker.
How should I prepare and recover?
Exfoliate gently the day before, arrive with clean, dry, lotion-free skin, and give freshly waxed skin a quiet rest of the day: loose clothing, no sun, no saunas, no heavy exercise.
What does waxing cost?
It depends on the areas treated, and it is quoted on your consultation call with the $40 fee credited to your service.
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