How to Choose Your Hard Wax

Strip wax is spread thin and lifted away with a cloth, clearing a wide area in one pass. It is what you want on legs, arms, and backs.

Hard wax is laid on thicker, left a few seconds to set, then lifted by its own edge with no strip at all. Because it holds the hair and not the surrounding skin, it is the gentler option over thin or reactive areas.

Six specialty formulas sit on the menu alongside two house options. They extract the same way. What separates them is what the wax leaves behind and what your skin needs that day.

Chocolate hard wax is infused with organic cocoa to nourish, hydrate, and calm sensitive skin. Coconut is the most moisturizing of the set, blended for delicate and reactive zones. Both are $60.

Tea tree is the one to ask for if you break out. It is an antibacterial formula built for acne-prone skin, also $60.

For coarse hair, golden honey at $65 is the rich classic and pulls cleanly. The honey hard wax is a gentler take on the same idea at $60. Rose aroma at $65 extracts just as well and carries a soothing rose oil scent, for when the session itself is the point.

Two options sit outside the specialty range. Standard hard wax is the house formula at $45 and suits most skin. Sugar gel wax at $50 is water soluble and rinses clean, which is the one to choose if resin waxes have irritated you before.

The price attached to a formula is the full price of the service, not a surcharge added to a base Brazilian. Booking rose aroma at $65 means the Brazilian costs $65, with nothing further added for the formula itself.

Any hard wax service lets you select a formula, the Brazilian included, and the choice appears as an option when you book online. Full body waxing is scheduled in 1-hour blocks with a 20% deposit.

Hygiene is not negotiable here. Every wax dip uses a single-use wooden spatula, on every service, with no exceptions.