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Brazilia vs Urban Wax

  • 10-04-2007 8:39pm
    #1
    tinkerbell
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,423 ✭✭✭


    This stems from the other thread regarding Brazilia. Just wondering has anyone gone to both of these places? I only go to Urban Wax and find it good (I also think they were the first in Ireland to do brazilians here?).

    Don't know if maybe I should try Brazilia for a change? Their prices are also a bit cheaper than Urban Wax.


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  • #2
    Glowing
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    I've been to both, and I much prefer Brazilia. They're friendly, professional, and always do a really good job. I never end up red or 'puffy' because whatever aftercare cream they use, it works really well.


  • #3
    SarcasticFairy
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    One of the best therapists left Brazillia a while ago and has since opened her own place, Waxperts, in Dun Laoghaire.

    Beaut.ie did something about it a while ago...
    http://beaut.ie/blog/?p=6941


  • #4
    bambi_on_ice
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    I tried Brazilia in Sandyford last week due to convenience, after being a regular at Urban Wax. I found it brilliant as the salon seemed a lot more homely and less commercial than others . I got the hollywood gem as I was going away for the weekend with my boyfriend and was delighted with the results. The therapist I had was Jenny and she was great - totally painfree, professional and a joy to chat to. I will definitely be making her my regular from now on.


  • #5
    donegalgirl28
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    Definitely definitely Brazilia. Went for my first wax, got a BRazilian Basic and the Lower Leg. I have to say, the leg wax was actually more painful than the Brazilian. The staff really do know their stuff. Absolutely brilliant! Have booked in for another one already!


  • #6
    gstar
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 206 ✭✭gstar


    bambi_on_ice wrote: »
    I tried Brazilia in Sandyford last week due to convenience, after being a regular at Urban Wax. I found it brilliant as the salon seemed a lot more homely and less commercial than others . I got the hollywood gem as I was going away for the weekend with my boyfriend and was delighted with the results. The therapist I had was Jenny and she was great - totally painfree, professional and a joy to chat to. I will definitely be making her my regular from now on.


    +1 for brazillia sandyford, i get the hollywood there and never have had a complaint yet. Jenny is my new therapist, my old one michaela left and i think she is in the brazillia in town. i would highly recommend either of them.


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