Waxing hair removal services can help you achieve smooth, hair-free skin for up to 4 weeks without shaving.  We provide a hygienic, gentle method of waxing, utilizing the latest european strip and stripless waxes.  

Regular waxing (every 4-5 weeks) contributes to softer skin and thinner hair regrowth after regular sessions.  Discounts available for regular visits.

Waxing Rates

Hair needs to be at least a minimum ¼ of an inch long for wax removal

A Brazilian Wax is a grooming treatment for the intimate area, i.e. hair removal with wax.  The result is smooth, hygienic and attractive, and for those who like to be "bare down there," a great alternative to daily shaving as it eliminates the necessity for it and the usual problems associated with regrowth (itching, irritation and razor bumps).  Most of the time, a very small strip of hair is left in the center, but some prefer to remove all hair (referred to as a "full Brazilian".)  Both men and women enjoy this treatment and although it can be a little uncomfortable at first, when done regularly every 4 to 5 weeks, the process becomes much easier and  painless.

Reasons for receiving this treatment are many and can include hygiene and personal esthetic preferences. For best results, a touchup will be necessary every 4 to 5 weeks.

Our staff has extensive experience with  this delicate procedure and is expert at putting you at ease and minimizing discomfort. We use the latest european waxes for maximum comfort and use the utmost care in keeping the process safe and sanitary.

Waxing is not for everyone - Contraindications

• If you are taking Accutane, you cannot wax any part of the body.  This medication causes the skin to become very thin and fragile, possibly causing the skin to tear.   Waxing can be resumed after a year of discontinuing the drug.
• Users of Retin-A can be waxed, but not on the areas where Retin-A is applied.
• Blood thinners, i.e. Coumadin. 
• Autoimmune diseases – lupus, AIDS
• Cancer therapy – chemotherapy, radiation
• Varicose veins or broken capillaries
• Bruising or poor circulation
• Broken skin, open skin infection, inflamed skin, or active herpes virus
• Any disease of the skin
• Warts, moles or any unidentified skin problem
• Very thin skin
• Cold sores or eye infections
• Sunburn
• Recent scar tissue or operation
• The skin on an elderly client or diabetic
• Do not use a tanning bed 24 hours prior to waxing
• Do not use a depilatory cream for at least 1 week or more prior to waxing

Tips following waxing

• Your skin will be much more sensitive to the sun following waxing, so avoid sun exposure for at least 1 week after waxing and be sure to use sunscreen with at least SPF 20.
• Avoid use of scrubs, AHAs, glycolics, and other ingredients designed to peel or exfoliate the skin for 1 week following waxing.
• To avoid bumps and ingrown hairs after waxing, use a product such as "PFB Vanish".
• Keep the waxed area clean and dry for the next 24 hours, avoid synthetic clothing, sweating and hot tubs, and wear loose, cotton clothing.
• To soothe any irritation, apply cold compresses to the affected area.