What the service involves
Brazilian waxing removes all hair from the front, back and everything between to produce a completely smooth result. At Perfectly Bare Wax Bar the service is quoted at $55 and scheduled for 30 MINUTES. The session begins with a brief privacy check and positioning so your technician can work efficiently while maintaining comfort.
Before your appointment, arrive with clean skin and avoid heavy lotions or perfumes that could interfere with grip. If you have specific skin concerns or sensitivities, mention them during the opening consultation; this helps the technician adapt technique and aftercare. We respect privacy and provide guidance without assuming prior waxing experience.
What to expect afterward
Expect some temporary redness and mild sensitivity in the treated area; these reactions are common and usually ease over hours to a couple of days. Follow the aftercare guidance provided by your technician: gentle cleansing, avoiding abrasive products, and monitoring the area. If you notice unusual reactions, contact us for advice rather than making assumptions.
Smooth results are visible immediately, but how long hair-free periods last varies by individual. Climate factors in Hattiesburg — warm, humid summers and frequent rainfall — can affect comfort and perspiration after waxing, so plan activities accordingly. For students or shift workers, evenings and weekends are common booking times to coordinate around classes and shifts.
Scheduling and local access
Perfectly Bare Wax Bar is located in Downtown Hattiesburg along the Hardy Street corridor, with easy access from I-59, US-98 and the nearby Amtrak station. We serve Hattiesburg, Petal, Oak Grove, West Hattiesburg, Sumrall and Purvis—making after-work and regional appointments convenient for commuters, students and festival attendees.
Appointments are scheduled for 30 MINUTES; please allow that time when booking. Walk-in availability can vary, especially during local USM events and downtown festivals that draw extra traffic. If you need an evening or weekend slot because of classes or shift work, plan ahead—those periods often fill first in this college-town rhythm.