Chin Wax near me
Wecasa explains...
What's a chin wax?
It removes the hair on your chin. Before the session, you can state the exact area you would like waxed.
Which method is used?
The Wecasa beauticians use waxing. After applying the wax on the area of skin to be waxed, the beautician quickly removes them in the opposite direction of the hair growth, guaranteeing a flawless result. Beauticians can use sugar wax, wax strips or hot wax. Please mention in the comments section the technique you want.
Where does the wax take place?
Some of our professionals use a portable table, others do the wax on your couch, by covering it with a towel. You can choose wherever you feel most comfortable: a couch or a bed.
How long does the wax last for?
After a chin wax, your skin stays silky smooth for 2 to 3 weeks.
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Beauty reviews
Ladies' Waxing
Thi Thanh Huong is lovely to speak with and excellent with her services. On time and super quick - look forward to booking with her again soon.
Eye Beauty: Natural Eyelash Extensions
Efficient and accommodating last artist leaving a very good job done. Will for sure use in the future.
Bodycare: Pedicure + Nail Polish
Carmela was absolutely fantastic. A true professional, on time and the service was great. I highly recommed Carmela.
Makeup: Sophisticated Makeup
She was amazing, came on time and worked magic on my face. Would definitely recommend
Bodycare: Pedicure + Nail Polish
Good work, recommended
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