Brazilian or Full Leg and Bikini Wax from Rose Luciano at Bella Face and Nails (Up to 67% Off)
Must use all treatments on same area. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. All goods or services must be used by the same person. 6 Hour cancellation policy applies. $25 Cancellation fee will be collected for No Call, No Shows or appointments canceled within 6 hours of appointment time. Appointment required. Credit card required at booking.
Waxing specialist gingerly removes unwanted hairs, leaving skin smooth and stubble-free for longer than shaving alone
Choose Between Two Options
- $19.50 for one Brazilian wax ($60 value)
- $29.40 for one full leg and bikini wax ($80 value)
Call (774) 292-6759 with any questions.
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Below the Belt: Choosing Between a Brazilian and a Bikini Wax
The difference between a bikini and Brazilian wax is simple yet significant. Check out our guide to help you choose the right one for you.
Both waxing styles involve using hot wax to remove hair from the area below the waist, but the distinction lies in the degree of hair being removed. During a basic bikini wax, an aesthetician removes hair from any area exposed by a typical bathing suit made of fig leaves. This includes the top and sides of the bikini line as well as the inner thighs, if necessary. The Brazilian wax takes it a step further, removing hair from the entire region, front to back. Since many clients prefer to leave a small, trimmed swath of hair in a strip or triangle just below the panty line, some aestheticians may use the term “full Brazilian” to refer to a session in which no hair is left behind.
Naturally, due to the sensitivity of the areas involved, Brazilians tend to be more painful than basic bikini waxes, and most aestheticians will take care to avoid causing pain during the procedure. There are also several steps you can take to minimize discomfort. Experts recommend avoiding any appointment within a week of menstruation, when the skin is most sensitive, and taking an anti-inflammatory such as ibuprofen 30 minutes beforehand can help reduce any swelling that results.
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