606 Esthetics

Services are grouped into facials and three kinds of waxing: facial, general body, and intimate.

Beyond client services, the studio runs a hands-on Brazilian wax training class. The class can be taken as two 5-hour days or one 10-hour day, on set dates. Students practice on live models while the instructor gives feedback on hand placement, pressure, speed and stretching. The course covers standard waxing technique alongside the instructor's own methods, including speed methods, a pull technique, stretching to reduce discomfort, and positioning for finishing a Brazilian wax. The studio says the training is aimed at comfortable clients, clean results, faster service times and keeping clients coming back.

Students who score 75% or higher earn continuing education credits, which licensed professionals can use. A payment plan is available, and students can contact the instructor with questions after the course ends.

Before booking waxing, clients complete a health and skin condition acknowledgment. The studio does not book waxing for clients using certain acne or peeling medications or blood thinners, or for those with recent chemical peels, laser treatments or microdermabrasion. It also declines waxing for sunburn, inflamed or broken skin, recent tanning bed use, cold sores in the treatment area, or injuries such as fractures, sprains, bruising or open wounds. Clients with diabetes, epilepsy or hemophilia are asked to consult first, and clients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation are not booked.

Clients can reach the studio through the website contact form, online messages or text. Gift cards are sold online and balances can be checked on the website.

Waxing is taught and offered with attention to client comfort, skin health screening before booking, and a focus on efficient service.