Med Spas & Skincare
The Bare Peach Wax Studio
About
The Bare Peach Wax Studio is a small, appointment only waxing studio located in a suite on East Oakland Park Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, run by licensed esthetician Christy Reynolds. Rather than operating as one service among many at a broader spa, the business is built entirely around waxing, which is a meaningful distinction for clients who want a specialist rather than a generalist handling hair removal as a secondary offering.
Reynolds is described as having spent decades working in esthetics, and the studio’s approach centers on all natural, hard and strip less wax formulas rather than the strip wax methods more commonly used for speed in higher volume salons. Hard wax is generally considered gentler on sensitive areas since it adheres to hair rather than skin, which is part of why specialist waxing studios tend to favor it for Brazilian and other intimate waxing services. The studio’s signature service is Brazilian waxing, priced at $59, and it also offers a women’s vajacial treatment in partnership with the skincare brand Bushbalm, priced at $89, along with full body waxing services for clients looking for more than a single area treated in one visit.
Because the business is a single practitioner studio, appointments are necessary rather than optional, and scheduling around a specific technician’s availability is simply part of how this kind of business operates, unlike a larger spa where any available esthetician can typically take a walk in. The studio’s hours reflect that smaller scale structure: closed Mondays, open Tuesday through Friday from 10am to 6:30pm, and Saturday from 10am to 4pm, with Sundays also closed. Booking through the studio’s online scheduling system is the most reliable way to secure a specific time slot, particularly for first time clients who may need a slightly longer appointment for an initial consultation about their skin and hair type.
The Oakland Park Boulevard location sits east of the Intracoastal Waterway in a small suite style building, which is typical of boutique, single practitioner beauty businesses that do not need or want a large storefront presence. Given the specialized nature of the business, the value proposition compared to a full service spa’s waxing add on is largely about consistency: returning to the same esthetician appointment after appointment tends to produce a more predictable, comfortable experience over time, since Reynolds becomes familiar with a given client’s skin sensitivity, hair growth pattern and preferences.
For clients newer to Brazilian waxing or nervous about the experience, a specialist single service studio like this is often a more comfortable starting point than a spa where waxing is a smaller part of a busy esthetician’s overall client list, since the entire visit and pacing is built around that one type of service rather than squeezed between facials and other treatments. Reaching out by email ahead of a first visit is a reasonable way to ask any questions about the process.





