The wax room
A quiet room, set up for each client.
Laquita runs the wax room, a few steps from the lash beds.
The wax table has its own corner, with a sink within reach and a task lamp. Paper goes down fresh for every client, and everything you'll need is on the trolley before you lie down.
Fresh paper for every client
A new spatula each time
A sink in the room
The tools
What's on the trolley
The warmer and the spatulas
Wax is warmed in a small pot beside the table. Each client gets new wooden spatulas and fresh paper strips, and nothing goes back in the pot once it has touched skin.
The shaping tools
Small scissors and a spoolie brush trim and set the line, and tidy it once the wax is off. Tools are cleaned and disinfected between clients.
Before a first wax
A little preparation makes the visit shorter.
Let your hair grow in
Wax grips hair of a certain length. Your artist tells you at your first visit, and we'd rather rebook than wax too early.
Skip the scrubs
No scrubs, peels or sun on the day before, and no heat on the day of. Skin that's irritated may need to wait.
Tell us what you use
Tell us about any prescription skin products or past reactions, and your artist will say whether to wait.
Come on time
A wax visit is short. We hold 15 minutes, then the visit is shortened, not extended.