European Wax Center — 57th Street
Franchise wax center offering Brazilian, bikini, body and facial waxing for women and men, with Wax Pass prepaid packages.
The New York edit — waxing, sugaring, laser, brows & lashes
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12 studios to explore · Hell's Kitchen
Franchise wax center offering Brazilian, bikini, body and facial waxing for women and men, with Wax Pass prepaid packages.
Brow studio offering brow shaping, tinting, lamination and lash lifts, plus microblading and other semi-permanent makeup. A second studio is in Tribeca.
Brow, lash, waxing and facial salon offering threading, body waxing, Korean lash lift and brow lamination, and lash extensions.
Skin care spa in Hell's Kitchen offering diode laser hair removal, waxing, facials and body treatments. A second location is in Yonkers.
Laser hair removal clinic chain using Candela lasers with cryogen cooling for face and body areas, including Brazilian, underarms and legs.
Eyelash extension studio offering classic, hybrid and volume lash sets.
Skin care studio offering laser hair removal, facials and peels, microneedling and injectables. One of three BodyFactory studios in Manhattan.
Sugaring hair removal and airbrush spray tanning studio, with memberships and à la carte services.
Waxing studio chain offering Brazilian, bikini, facial and body waxing for women, men and students, with K Club memberships and K Packs.
Eyebrow threading salon from a New York group founded in 2005, also offering waxing, eyelash extensions, facials and henna.
Eyebrow threading salon from a New York group founded in 2005, also offering waxing, eyelash extensions, facials and henna.
Eyebrow threading salon from a New York group founded in 2005, also offering waxing, eyelash extensions, facials and henna.
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