Luxury aesthetics & beauty · Forest Hill SE23 · 07803 285619

Waxing in Cheam

Looking for waxing near Cheam? Quick, clean and as painless as waxing gets, by appointment.

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Waxing in Cheam, Sutton

We use warm wax, which is kinder to the skin and far less painful than strip wax on sensitive areas. Clients in Cheam come to us for everything from brows and lip to full legs, bikini, Hollywood and back — and we have a full men's menu too.

Appointments are private, unhurried and hygienic. If you are new to waxing we will talk you through it and go at your pace.

Where you have your treatment

Our salon is on Devonshire Road in Forest Hill, 9 miles from Cheam — about 40 minutes by car via Cheam Road (A232), or a short train ride from Cheam. If you would rather not travel, we come to you: home visits in Cheam carry a £20 travel fee and we bring everything we need.

What to expect from your appointment

  • Warm wax, kinder on the skin
  • Full men's waxing menu
  • Private, hygienic appointments
  • Regular-client pricing
  • Home visits available in Cheam
  • Face, body, bikini and Hollywood

Serving Cheam, Sutton

Cheam is well within our patch. We regularly see clients from around Nonsuch Park and Whitehall Cheam, and from the neighbouring areas of Sutton, Belmont, Sutton and Rosehill.

For home visits in Cheam we only need a clear space and, for tanning or massage, somewhere to set up. Parking near Cheam Road (A232) can be tight, so a permit or a nearby bay is always appreciated.

Prices for Cheam

Prices start at £7 and are the same whether you are from Cheam or next door to the salon. The only extra for a home visit is travel — £20 to Cheam. See every option on the Waxing page, or ask us for a recommendation.

Waxing near Cheam

Clients come to us from Sutton, Belmont, Sutton and Rosehill as well as Cheam, and we cover all of Sutton for home visits.

Searching for waxing near me in Cheam? You have found us. See everything we offer on our Cheam page, or read the full Waxing page for prices and options.

Waxing in Cheam — FAQs

Does waxing hurt?

Warm wax is far less painful than strip wax, especially on sensitive areas. First-timers are usually surprised how quick and easy it is.

How far is the salon from Cheam?

About 9 miles — about 40 minutes by car. We are on Devonshire Road in Forest Hill, SE23, a few minutes' walk from Forest Hill station, which has direct trains from Cheam. Appointments are by booking only, so there is never a wait when you arrive.

How long should the hair be?

About a quarter of an inch — roughly two weeks of growth. Too short and the wax cannot grip it.

Do you do home visits in Cheam?

Yes, for many of our treatments — spray tanning, massage, waxing, lashes, manicures and pedicures and more. Travel to Cheam is £20. Treatments that need the salon environment, such as microneedling, peels and injections, are salon-only.

How long does waxing last?

Three to six weeks, and the hair comes back finer and sparser with regular waxing.

Do you cover all of SM3?

Yes — every part of SM3, and the neighbouring areas of Sutton, Belmont, Sutton, Rosehill and Worcester Park. For home visits the travel fee is the same across the whole area.

Do you offer men's waxing?

Yes — back, chest, shoulders, arms, legs and more. Appointments are private and professional.

How do I book from Cheam?

Book online at any time through our booking page, or call 07803 285619. Evening appointments are available most weekdays and we open on Sundays. Out-of-hours and festive-season bookings carry a small surcharge.

Can I have waxing while pregnant?

Yes, though your skin may be more sensitive. Let us know when you book.

Do I need a patch test?

For lash extensions, tints, peels, BB Glow and a few other treatments, yes — at least 24 hours before your first appointment. Patch tests are free at the salon, and we can post a kit to Cheam if that is easier.

Cheam on the map

Our salon: Devonshire Road, Forest Hill, London SE23 3LX — directions from Cheam.

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