
Brazilian Wax
from$65Everything front to back, or leave a strip or triangle. Hard wax only.

Los Banos clients take Highway 165 north to Wik and Wax for professional waxing in a calm, private studio about 35 minutes away.
Commuters heading to Turlock or Modesto often stop in on the way, since we’re right off Highway 99 at the end of the 165. Plan your wax for the end of the day and you can head straight home to rest the skin, which is exactly what we recommend for the first 24 hours.


Everything front to back, or leave a strip or triangle. Hard wax only.

Half leg from $45, full leg from $75. Our most-booked body service.

Hard wax that grips short, coarse hair and is kind to thin underarm skin.
Take Highway 165 (Mercey Springs Road / Lander Avenue) north all the way into Livingston, about 35 minutes.
Waxing removes hair from the root, so results last weeks, not days. With regular visits, most clients notice finer, sparser regrowth.

Tell us what you’d like and when. We’ll text or call to confirm your time, usually within one business day.
Take Highway 165 north (it becomes Lander Avenue) straight into Livingston, about 35 minutes and 30 miles.
Yes, most people do. Just skip the gym, hot tubs and tight synthetic clothing for 24–48 hours, and keep the area clean and dry.
Brazilian, bikini line, full bikini, legs, arms, underarms, back, chest, brows, lip, chin and full face, plus men’s back and brow services. See the full menu with prices on our services page.
Use the booking form on this page or call/text (916) 397-5094. We’ll confirm your time, usually within one business day.

What you do in the 30 days after a wax decides whether you get smooth skin or bumps and ingrowns. Get our esthetician-written, day-by-day checklist free.
Clients also visit from Gustine, Newman and Chowchilla. See every town we serve below.
Los Banos · a day for you to treat yourself to smooth skin by
Waxing
Pro tip before your visit: avoid sun exposure and tanning beds for 48 hours before and after your appointment. Sun-sensitized skin is more likely to redden.