Per visit, laser costs more than waxing on every area the two price lists share. At Aloha in South Jordan an upper lip is $25 by laser and $5 waxed. Underarms run $40 against $20 and a Brazilian starts at $90 against $60. Full legs start at $180 against $70. Over a year the order can flip, because it turns on how many laser visits an area takes, and no visit count is listed. Whichever service you are pricing, skin that is painful, persistent or unusual goes to a doctor or dermatologist.
Both services sit on one Aloha price list, so the comparison is easy to build. The catch is the plus sign: a laser price followed by one is a starting price. Among the areas below, only Upper Lip, Chin and Underarms are printed without it, which makes those three gaps exact and the others minimums. The full waxing guide has the half and full wax sizes.
Lip, Chin And Underarms
- Upper lip: $5 waxed, $25 by laser. One laser visit costs what five waxes do.
- Chin: $10 waxed, $25 by laser, so a visit is worth two and a half waxes, and the gap is $15.
- Underarms: $20 waxed, $40 by laser, $20 more. Two waxes to a laser visit.
Eyebrows have no laser line. Glabella, the space between the eyebrows, is listed at $25 as its own area, so the $15 brow wax has no laser price to sit beside. Full Face is $40 waxed and $80 and up by laser, and neither line says which parts of the face it covers, so adding up smaller face areas to check it would be guesswork.
Bikini And Brazilian
These two pair by name only. The Bikini wax is $40 and the laser line called Bikini Lines starts at $60; the Brazilian is $60 waxed and starts at $90 by laser. That makes the gaps at least $20 and at least $30. In both cases laser starts at one and a half times the wax price, the lowest ratio anywhere in this comparison. Neither side says what its line covers, so the names are all the match rests on. For the wax side, the first Brazilian wax post goes through it.
Legs, Arms, Back, Chest, Stomach
- Full legs: $70 waxed against $180 and up, at least $110 more.
- Full arms: $50 against $110 and up, at least $60 more.
- Back: $45 for the full wax against $100 and up, at least $55 more.
- Chest: $30 against $80 and up, at least $50 more.
- Stomach: $30 for the full wax against the laser line called Abdomen at $80 and up, at least $50 more.
Back and Abdomen each carry a single laser price with no half or full, so both are set against the full wax. That is an assumption, since nothing says how much of the area the laser line covers. Upper Arms and Lower Arms are separate laser lines at $60 and up each, and the wax list does not say what a half arm covers, so those two stay out. Full legs show the widest gap, $110 or more a visit. The rest of the laser list (Sideburns, Hands, Neck and more) is on the service menu.
Finding The Break-Even Point
Per visit is the only price both services share. Laser has no visit count listed and waxing has no schedule, so a lifetime cost cannot be built from the list. A break-even can. Take underarms waxed eight times a year. At $20 each that is $160 a year, and the same $160 pays for four laser visits at $40. If an area took fewer than four visits, laser would come out cheaper than that year of waxing, and if it took more, wax would. The math assumes laser replaces the waxing for that stretch, and nothing on the menu says whether or when it does.
Eight $20 underarm waxes cost the same $160 as four $40 laser visits.
The upper lip is the tougher case for laser. Eight waxes at $5 cost $40 in all, enough for one $25 laser visit with $15 left over, and a second visit would put laser at $50. To run your own numbers, multiply waxes per year by the wax price and divide by the laser price. The result is the number of laser visits that costs the same as a year of waxing, and a plus on the laser price pulls it down, since the real price can only be higher. That leaves two questions for the contact page: how many visits an area takes, and what a price with a plus becomes for that area.
Shaved For One, Grown Out For The Other
Laser prices come with a request: shave first. An unshaved area adds $10 to $20 depending on the area. Which areas cost which is not listed, so an unshaved $25 chin could land anywhere from $35 to $45. Wax runs the other way. Generally, wax needs some hair to grip, and a freshly shaved area gives it very little. No lead time is listed for the shave before laser.
Where To Find Us
Questions about either service go to the contact page, and from Daybreak, Riverton, Herriman, West Jordan, Sandy or Draper the laser and wax prices are already readable on the service menu. The lounge itself opens in late November 2026 at 10509 S River Heights Dr #104, South Jordan, UT 84095.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is laser hair removal more expensive than waxing?
Yes, per visit, on every area the two lists share. The smallest gap is $15 (the chin) and the largest listed is $110 or more (full legs). Cost over a year or longer turns on the number of laser visits, and that count is not listed.
How much does laser hair removal cost in South Jordan, Utah?
Aloha’s laser list begins at $25 for Upper Lip, Chin, Glabella and Toes, reaches $40 at Underarms and tops out at $180 and up for Full Legs. A plus means the price starts there, and an unshaved area adds $10 to $20.
Should the area be shaved before laser, before a wax, or both?
Before laser, yes, since the laser price list asks for a shaved area. For wax the usual advice runs the other way, because wax needs some hair to hold on to.
How many laser visits does an area take?
No visit count is listed for any area, which is the blank in the break-even math above. It is the first question worth sending through the contact page.
Do eyebrows have a laser price?
No, the laser list has no eyebrow line. Glabella, the space between the eyebrows, is its own $25 area, and eyebrow waxing is a separate $15 service.
