$30 for a Brazilian Wax at Get Waxed in Friendswood ($60 Value)
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- Licensed aesthetician
- Uses Lycon Precision wax
- Long-lasting results
- Proper before & after tips
Even the loveliest artwork requires upkeep, which is why Manet's Olympia is regularly removed for bikini waxes. Maintain museum-quality beauty with today's Groupon: for $30, you get a Brazilian wax (a $60 value) at Get Waxed, located inside the Mélange Gallery of Salons in Friendswood.
Banishing hair from all the wrong places, the licensed aestheticians at Get Waxed sleekify skin using soothing Lycon Precision waxes for easy and long-lasting bristle banishment. By melding natural resins, beeswax, and aromatherapy oils, Lycon wax shrink-wraps hair tightly while retaining a Gumby-like elasticity, which makes it ideal for clearing follicles from places where traditional waxes fear to tread. The Brazilian eliminates all traces of growth in the front and back of the bikini area, with the option of retaining a modest landing strip for those wishing to adhere to FAA regulations.
To maximize antifollicular experiences, clients should allow strands to grow to at least a quarter of an inch prior to their appointment and should avoid using tanning beds 24 hours before or after service. Brush up on your additional waxing know-how via Get Waxed's list of do's and don'ts, which include postcare pointers in relation to deodorant, bathing, swimming, and slipping off of chairs.
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About Get Waxed
Linda Tannos refuses to use anything but Lycon Precision wax when she de-fuzzes clients at Get Waxed. Made from a mélange of beeswax, natural resins, and aromatherapy oils, the pliable compound effectively lassos and "shrink-wraps" follicles to remove hairs without irritation. The licensed aesthetician applies her products on both manly and ladylike fuzz, purging strands from a range of areas, including bikini lines, legs, and upper lips. Linda also dispenses viable before-and-after tips, including preparatory moisturizing regimens and posttreatment methods for avoiding full moons.