Eyebrow Shaping - $20

Cheeks - $20

Lip - $15

Chin - $15

Brazilian - 75+

Bikini Full - 60+

Bikini Line - 35+

Upper Arm - 30+

Lower Arm - 30+

Underarm - 30+

Upper Leg - 50+ 

Lower Leg - 75+ 

Back - 70+

Neck - 20+

Shoulder - 30+

Chest - 40+

Stomach - 35+

Inside Buttocks - 30+

Whole Buttocks - 60+

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Upper Leg includes the upper legs, inner thighs and knees. no bikini line.

Lower Leg includes the lower legs, knees, feet and toes.

Depending on the amount of hair there may be an additional charge for extra time and product used on any waxing service.

Facial or Full-Body Waxing services cannot be provided if any of the following items exist:

1. High-Risk Medications

• Accutane / Isotretinoin: Never wax while taking oral Isotretinoin. You must be off this medication for 6 to 12 months before it is safe to wax anywhere on your body.

• Blood Thinners / Anticoagulants: Medications like Coumadin or daily high-dose aspirin make the skin highly susceptible to severe bruising, bleeding, and lifting.

2. Localized Skin & Medical Conditions

• Sunburn or Windburn: Waxing over sunburned skin will peel off the healing epidemic layers.

• Active Cold Sores (Herpes Simplex): You cannot get any facial hair waxed if you have an active fever blister, as waxing will burst it and spread the virus across your face.

• Active Skin Infections + Outbreaks: Open wounds, weeping eczema, psoriasis flares, active shingles, or bacterial infections (like impetigo). For intimate or body waxing, active STD/STI outbreaks (like Herpes Simplex).

• Severe Varicose Veins: The pressure and pull can rupture the vein wall, causing internal or external bleeding.

• Diabetic Complications: If you have uncontrolled diabetes, your skin heals much slower and is highly vulnerable to bacterial infections from the micro-tears caused by waxing.

• Recent Surgical Scars: Do not wax over a surgical scar or deep wound unless it is at least 6 months old and fully healed.

• New Tattoos or Body Piercings: Wait until a tattoo is fully healed (typically 4–6 weeks). Piercings must be removed before waxing.

Stop using these products in the target area for at least 3 to 7 days before waxing:

• Retinoids & Vitamin A: Prescription Tretinoin (Retin-A), Differin (Adapalene), Tazorac, or over-the-counter high-strength Retinol.

• Chemical Exfoliants: High-percentage Alpha Hydroxy Acids (Glycolic, Lactic) or Beta Hydroxy Acids (Salicylic Acid).

• Topical Acne Medications: Benzoyl Peroxide or prescribed topical antibiotics (Clindamycin, Erythromycin).

Waiting periods for recent facial procedures:

• Light Chemical Peels, Dermaplaning, or Microdermabrasion: Wait at least 7 to 14 days.

• Botox or Dermal Fillers: Wait at least 1 to 2 weeks to allow the injectables to settle properly.

• Laser Skin Resurfacing or Deep Physician Peels: Wait 1 to 2 years depending on the depth of the medical treatment.

General Sensitivity Factors (Can still wax, but expect irritation):

• Menstruation & Pregnancy: Hormonal fluctuations right before or during your period, as well as during pregnancy, make the nerve endings much more sensitive. Waxing will feel significantly more painful.

• Caffeine and Alcohol: Consuming coffee, energy drinks, or alcohol right before your appointment constricts blood vessels or thins the blood, making the skin more sensitive and prone to redness.