The New York edit — waxing, sugaring, laser, brows & lashes
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11 studios to explore · Midtown East
Street-level lash and brow salon near Grand Central, founded by Clementina Richardson in 2007, offering eyelash extensions, keratin lash lifts and tints, brow lamination, brow extensions, tinting and shaping.
Franchise wax center offering Brazilian, bikini, body and facial waxing for women and men, with Wax Pass prepaid packages.
Laser hair removal clinic chain using Candela lasers with cryogen cooling for face and body areas, including Brazilian, underarms and legs.
Shobha hair-removal salon offering eyebrow threading, sugaring and waxing, brow tinting and laser hair removal.
Medspa in a small multi-city chain offering laser hair removal along with facials, skin resurfacing and body treatments.
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.
Men's grooming spa with an all-male team that specializes in sugaring hair removal, and also offers diode laser hair removal, facials and massage.
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.
A growing first collection, not a complete list. Hours are studio-published and may change. How we source our listings ↗
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