Johnstown, CO Wax Studio Holiday Prep Brow Waxing & Shaping Services Expanded

Nov 1, 2023

Summary

The Screamin Peach, a waxing studio in Johnstown, Colorado, has expanded its brow waxing and shaping menu to include hard wax, soft wax, and tweezing services. These premium services offer efficient hair removal with reduced risk of ingrown hair growth and produce precise, symmetrical results that last longer. The expansion comes just in time for the busy holiday season and aims to address the unique needs of different customers. According to a survey, brow services are the most popular professional cosmetic services, with brow waxing being availed by 41% of the respondents within the last year. The Screamin Peach offers hard wax for clients with short, thick brows, soft wax for precise shaping of hair that is at least 1/4 inch long, and tweezing for more detailed brow sculpting. The studio also offers tinting services to enhance brow shape and fullness. The Screamin Peach is known for its comfortable and safe waxing environment and currently has branches in Johnstown, Fort Collins, Longmont, and Oldtown. Customers can find more information about the updated waxing services and directions to the Johnstown branch on the studio's website.

The Screamin Peach (970-669-9299) has expanded its brow waxing and shaping menu with hard wax, soft wax, and tweezing services for clients in Johnstown and surrounding areas.

Johnstown, United States - November 1, 2023 /PressCable/

With this announcement, The Screamin Peach now offers premium brow waxing services to Johnstown, Loveland, and Windsor clients. In contrast to shaving, brow waxing and shaping offer more efficient hair removal while reducing the risk of ingrown hair growth. It also produces precise, symmetrical results that last longer.

For more details, please visit https://www.screaminpeach.com/#

The expansion comes ahead of the busy holiday season with waxing solutions to address various customer needs, as different hair lengths require unique brow waxing and shaping approaches.

According to a survey of 7,700 women, brow services remain the most popular professional cosmetic services, with 41% having availed of brow waxing services within the last 12 months. 27% and 24% have undergone brow shaping and tweezing, while 19% and 17% have received brow threading and trimming services, respectively.

Hard wax, removed in the direction of hair growth, is recommended for clients with short, thick brows, explains the professional waxing team at The Screamin Peach. Meanwhile, soft wax removes the wax against the direction of hair growth, resulting in a more precise shape of hair that is at least 1/4 inch long. The studio also offers a tweezing service, which produces more detailed brow sculpting, albeit at a slower pace.

The Screamin Peach's other holiday prep grooming services include tinting, which enhances brow shape and fullness by complementing the client's hair color for a more natural look. Made of natural ingredients, the brow tint will stay even after repeated showering or swimming.

In 2006, Jen Eichhorn opened The Screamin Peach in Fort Collins to create a waxing studio where everybody feels comfortable, cared for, and safe. Now, the multi-awarded brand has branches in the nearby towns of Johnstown, Longmont, and Oldtown.

The Johnstown branch is off the I-25 and HWY 34 in the Johnstown Plaza. Visit https://g.page/TheScreaminPeachJohnstown for directions.

"We believe everyone should feel comfortable in their own skin. We also believe you deserve to be the 'best you' possible," explained a company spokesperson. "No two people are alike—it's part of what makes life awesome. That's why we're proud to be a different kind of waxing studio, providing various services tailored to each individual's need."

Additional information on the updated waxing services is available at https://www.google.com/maps/place/The+Screamin+Peach/@40.4066512,-104.9802774,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x876eadda4e85858f:0xb4e6c1fc9db8a15d!8m2!3d40.4066512!4d-104.9802774!16s%2Fg%2F11j2wmsh0b?entry=ttu

Contact Info:
Name: The Screamin Peach - Johnstown
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Organization: The Screamin Peach - Johnstown
Address: 4880 Thompson Pkwy Suite 116, Johnstown, CO 80534, United States
Phone: +1-970-669-9299
Website: https://www.screaminpeach.com/#/

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