Brazilian Gallery
$$MultiPurposeText$$
See examples of our Brazilian work and results.
What Our Clients Say
$$MultiPurposeText$$
Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
Sugar waxing has been a game changer! Used to get hard wax done and noticed a huge differe...more
Best sugaring I’ve ever received! It is much more gentle on sensitive skin compared to har...more
My first sugar Brazilian wax experience had me feeling nervous and unsure of what to expec...more
Just wanted to share my experience with sugaring. I love it so much my skin feels amazing,...more
Veronica is so amazing!!! I was so nervous to get a Brazilian wax for my first time. But h...more
Since starting sugaring with Veronica my skin is so soft and smooth, no bumps like after w...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Brazilian.
Ideally hair should be about 1/4 inch (4–6 mm) long so the wax can grip properly. If hair is longer we’ll trim it; if it’s too short you may need roughly two weeks of growth before your appointment.
Yes—our Brazilian service includes the butt strip as part of the treatment. Your esthetician will maintain privacy and use gentle techniques; communicate any comfort concerns and we’ll adjust pressure or technique for your ease.
Pain varies by individual and sensitivity, but many clients report only brief discomfort during removal. Our estheticians use techniques to reduce pain and can apply numbing gel on request. Regular waxing also tends to lessen sensitivity over time.
Most clients return every 4–6 weeks depending on personal hair growth and desired smoothness. Regular appointments help hair grow back finer and sparser; we’ll recommend a schedule based on your cycle and results after your first service.
Avoid hot baths, saunas, heavy exercise, and tight clothing for 24–48 hours to reduce irritation. Gently exfoliate after 48 hours to prevent ingrowns, and apply recommended soothing lotions. If you experience prolonged redness or discomfort, contact us.
Waxing is generally safe during pregnancy, but sensitivity and circulation change so you may feel more discomfort. Tell us about your pregnancy and any medical concerns; if you have a high-risk pregnancy always consult your healthcare provider first.