
Ireland Beauty
A Quincy Center spa ("like having a Newbury Street spa in Quincy") offering Environ facials, waxing, spray tanning, laser treatments, lash lift and brow services.
The Boston edit — waxing, sugaring, laser, brows & lashes
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12 studios to explore · Quincy

A Quincy Center spa ("like having a Newbury Street spa in Quincy") offering Environ facials, waxing, spray tanning, laser treatments, lash lift and brow services.
A Quincy threading and waxing studio offering a full face/body waxing and threading menu, eyelash extensions, lash lift/tint and brow tint.
A 30-year-old Quincy family salon offering hair, skincare, massage, nails and a full face/body waxing menu for men and women.
Eyebrow and facial threading studio with locations in South Boston and Quincy.
A Quincy hair/skin salon offering hard-wax Brazilian, bikini and full-body waxing, brows, facials, spray tanning and bridal services.
Skin care studio (listed as Purabelle, branded Mona Lisa Cosmetics) offering facials, brow waxing/lamination/tinting, and body waxing.
A Quincy sugaring studio offering a full face/body sugaring menu for ladies and gents plus facials and vajacials.

A Quincy beauty bar run by a licensed esthetician specializing in eyelash extensions.
A Quincy lash studio ('Victoria Lam') offering lash extensions, lifts and tints, brow tinting and body waxing.
A Quincy nail and lash salon offering manicures/pedicures alongside a dedicated lash & waxing treatments menu (eyelash extensions/lift/tint and face/body waxing).
A Quincy full-service spa offering facials, hair, nails, massage, threading, a full face/body waxing menu and eyelash extensions/tint.
A Quincy sugaring and yoni-steam studio for women, also offering vajacials and reiki by appointment.
A growing first collection, not a complete list. Hours are studio-published and may change. How we source our listings ↗
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