Bikini Waxing

A Brazilian wax is the ultimate clean-sweep—front, middle, and all the way to the back. Yep, all the hair is removed (or you can leave a little strip, triangle, lightning bolt—dealer’s choice). It goes beyond the bikini line and takes care of everything, including the booty strip, for totally smooth, confident, “I could wear a bikini or nothing at all” energy.

A Bikini Full is for anyone who wants everything smooth in the front—top, sides, and the goods—while leaving the backside alone. No butt strip included.

A Brazilian takes it a step further: front, middle, and all the way to the back. Nothing left behind (unless you want to keep a little landing strip—totally up to you).

A Bikini Line Wax is like a little tidy-up before the pool party. We simply remove the hair that would peek out of your swimsuit or underwear—nothing too wild, just a clean border. Think of it as the “neaten things up” version of waxing: smooth sides, zero strays, and still totally natural in the center. text goes here

Yes! You can absolutely still get a Brazilian wax during your period. Just know:

• You’ll be a little more sensitive — Your skin and nerves can be more tender around your menstrual cycle, so it may sting a bit more than usual.

• Wear a clean tampon or menstrual cup — For hygiene and comfort during the service.

• Let your wax specialist know — It’s totally normal for us, and we’ll make sure everything stays clean, professional, and discreet.

• Avoid pads during the service — They can’t be worn while waxing and aren't sanitary for the treatment table.

Pluck no!

If your skin is sunburned, peeling, or irritated, we can’t wax it. Waxing removes hair and a thin layer of skin—so putting hot wax on a burn is basically a recipe for pain, irritation, and possible skin damage. Ouch.

Let your skin heal first (usually about 3–7 days after the redness and peeling stops), keep it moisturized, and then we’ll happily get you smooth again.

Yes! Waxing during pregnancy is generally safe, especially if your pregnancy is healthy and low-risk. Your skin may feel a little more sensitive than usual due to hormone changes, particularly in the bikini area, but many expecting moms choose to keep waxing throughout their pregnancy. If you're in your third trimester or under a doctor’s care for any complications, it’s always a good idea to check in with your physician first.