At a glance
What matters most
- Strip wax is removed with a separate strip after a thin application.
- Hot wax sets around the hair and is removed without a fabric or paper strip.
- Tell us about recent hair removal, skin sensitivity and products used on the area.
How the two methods work
With strip waxing, a thin layer of wax is spread over the area and removed using a strip. It is commonly used efficiently across larger body areas. Hot wax is applied more thickly, allowed to set, and removed as the wax itself.
Our menu offers strip-wax choices across arms, legs, back, belly, underarms and intimate areas, while the hot-wax menu focuses on underarms and bikini or Hollywood choices. The service name and area should be confirmed before the appointment.
What affects suitability
Skin condition, current irritation, recent sun exposure, active skincare products and previous reactions can matter. A method that suited a friend is not automatically right for your skin or the area being treated.
- Do not book over broken, inflamed or visibly irritated skin.
- Tell us about medicines or topical products that may affect skin fragility.
- Mention a previous reaction before treatment begins.
Choosing from the price menu
Choose both the method and the body area when requesting an appointment. Bikini line, extended bikini and Hollywood describe different scopes, so select the closest option and ask if you are unsure.
The final treatment is confirmed personally. That allows enough time to be reserved and avoids changing to a longer service after arrival.
Common questions
Before you book
Is hot wax always painless?
No waxing method can be promised as painless. Sensation varies with the area, hair, skin and individual sensitivity.
Can I switch from strip wax to hot wax on arrival?
Ask before the appointment. The service, time and price may differ, so the change must be confirmed.
Which method is offered for Hollywood waxing?
The current menu contains separate strip-wax and hot-wax Hollywood options. Choose the intended method when requesting.