Naked Waxing Salon opens at Abreeza







Unwanted hair? Naked Waxing Salon cares!




Finally, a new waxing salon recently opened in the 2nd Floor of Abreeza Mall Davao that caters to every woman's unwanted hair problems. Let the friendly Naked Waxing Salon take care of all your frets. Its well trained and friendly staff will have you coming back for more waxing services. With its latest hair removal technique that can be done and  in either hot or cold procedure.

 Why wax? Because waxing unwanted hair takes longer to grow back and even takes a week or so before it reappears. 

At Naked Waxing Salon, they offer a lot of services at a very pamper-friendly cost. Including its newest Eyelash Extension service that makes your lashes look fuller and longer for only P800 pesos.

Few weeks ago, i was one of the lucky Bloggers who were given a chance to experience Naked Waxing Salon's services. For that day, since i was still  undecided as to which service to avail,  I tried brow threading instead. The salon staff were friendly   and the place is indeed comfy. Really, pampering at its best!






                                      Davao Bloggers with Naked Waxing Salon owner




 Naked Waxing Salon
2nd Floor Abreeza Ayala Mall Davao
For Bookings & Appointments: 09228065626


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