Male Body Waxing

If you have unwanted hair on parts of your body, whether that’s your back, legs, arms, shoulders or chest, male body waxing is the ideal solution. We will prepare and clean your skin before we apply warm wax. This then quickly hardens before we remove it with a brisk tug, thereby removing the hair.

Warm Waxing or Strip Waxing is the most popular method for waxing men's body parts (chest, back legs, etc) as it removes hairs quickly and efficiently. It can be used on larger areas and is suitable for most hair types.


How Male Body Waxing works

We will apply a thin layer of warm wax to your skin. We will then press a fabric strip onto the waxed area and remove it very quickly causing minimum discomfort.

We also have a lot of experience of waxing men's intimate areas. If you are interested in this, have a look at Male Intimate Waxing.


The Benefits of Male Body Waxing

Male Waxing can improve muscle definition, enhance the appearance of tattoos and leave your skin feeling clean and smooth. Swimmers and athletes may choose male body waxing for aesthetic appeal and to improve their performance.

Any waxing should ideally be repeated in 4 to 6 weeks. This can help to make the hairs grow back weaker. The amount of hair which is removed during waxing treatments will decrease with continuous waxing as the hair growth becomes sparser.

This is our client Simon before we did any waxing at all:

And this is Simon again after 3 waxing sessions:

As you can see there are a lot fewer hairs. After regular waxing for a long period of time, sometimes the hairs do not grow back at all.

There will be no itchy re-growth of your hairs because waxing removes the root from the hair follicle, slowing down the re-growth. That means your smooth skin will last much longer. There will be no hard stubble just a slower re-growth of finer, softer hair.

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