Facial waxing choices and menu prices
Eyebrows are listed at $15, Lip at $10 and Chin at $15. These individual menu entries make it easy to describe a focused request when calling. If you want more than one area, say which ones and ask for the combined price and time. Do not assume that an appointment booked simply as “waxing” will communicate all the areas you have in mind.
Full Face is listed at $45+. Ask which areas are included in that named service and whether it is the right option for your request. The published menu does not define every inclusion, and the plus sign indicates a starting price. Comparing the full-face option with individual areas is useful only after the salon has clarified what the complete service would involve.
Half-leg and full-leg appointments
Half Legs starts at $50 and Full Legs starts at $70. When booking, use the exact menu name and clarify the area you want covered. If you are unsure whether your request fits a half-leg or full-leg appointment, ask the salon before selecting the service. Confirm the final price and expected time rather than treating the starting amount as a quote for every request.
If you are arranging a visit around a trip or event, give the date and ask about appointment timing and preparation. Requirements for a waxing visit may differ from the preparations for a manicure or haircut. The menu does not specify preparation instructions, so contact the salon for guidance that applies to the area you are booking instead of relying on a single general rule.
Questions to raise before the service
Explain the area you want treated and any previous waxing experience that is relevant to the appointment. If you have questions about comfort, preparation or whether the service is suitable for you, ask before booking. This page is a guide to the salon menu, not an individual assessment. The salon can tell you what it needs to know and whether there are details to discuss before you arrive.
For eyebrows, bring a clear description of your preferred shape and identify what you want to maintain or change. For other areas, confirm the coverage you expect. These simple distinctions help keep the conversation specific. Ask what the chosen appointment includes and how additional areas would be priced; a focused request makes the quote more useful than a broad request for a complete salon visit.
Combine services and plan your next visit
Waxing may be one part of a larger salon visit. If you also want a haircut, manicure or pedicure, mention each service when calling and ask whether the requested combination is available. The separate menu entries have their own prices and time requirements. Planning them together is more useful than arriving for one service and assuming another can be added immediately afterward.
Before leaving, ask which aftercare instructions apply to the area treated and how to plan a future appointment for your preferences. If you have questions after your visit, contact the salon for clarification. Return timing is an individual planning question rather than a fixed promise on this page. You can find the full service menu, location, displayed hours and directions through the links below before arranging your next visit.