A chest wax is $30. A back wax is listed at $25 or $45, and the menu carries both numbers without saying which is which, so the price comes down to how much area gets covered and you should confirm yours when you book. Waxing pulls hair out at the root, which means there has to be some regrowth for the wax to grip, and that is the one thing worth planning around. Waxing falls under the 48-hour guarantee. Irritation and ingrown hairs can happen after any wax, and anything painful, infected or slow to heal is a question for a doctor.
Nobody prints the awkward part on a price list. A back wax is an ordinary service with a clear number attached to it, and it still manages to feel bigger than it is. So here is the whole thing flat on the table: what it costs, what you have to do before you show up, what happens to skin after, and what to ask on the phone.
The Prices, Straight
Chest is $30. Back is $25 or $45. Stomach runs $15 or $30, arms run $30 or $50, and underarms are $20. Smaller work sits on the same list. Ear, neck and cheeks are $10. Eyebrows are $15.
The two-price lines are the confusing part. Back, stomach and arms each show a lower figure and a higher one, and the menu gives no reason for the split. What it comes down to is how much area gets covered, so ask which number applies to you when you book. Quote yourself the low price in your head and you could be off by twenty dollars.
If you want more than one area, say so on the phone and let them tell you what the total comes to. Our full body waxing guide walks through the rest of the menu if you want to see where everything sits.
Hair Has To Be Long Enough To Grip
Hair length is the thing to plan around, and it is easy to miss. Wax grabs hair and pulls it from the root, so there has to be hair there to grab. Shave the morning of your appointment and there may not be enough hair to work with, so ask about timing when you book.
How long is long enough? Ask when you call. It is a short question, and it saves you a drive across town for nothing.
The payoff for waiting is what root removal does to what grows back. A razor cuts hair flat at the surface, which is why stubble feels sharp against a shirt. Hair that returns after a wax comes in with a tapered tip instead of a blunt one. We put the longer version of that comparison in a separate post on waxing versus shaving.
The Part That Actually Stops People
Let us be honest about the real obstacle here. Back hair and chest hair are line items on a menu, sitting a few rows away from eyebrows and underarms. Someone prices the area and someone removes the hair. That is the entire emotional weight of it once you are through the door.
You do not need a script for the phone call. "I want to book a chest wax" gets the job done. If you want to know which back price applies before you commit, ask that in the same breath. Questions about privacy, or about getting two areas handled in one visit, are phone questions too, because the honest answer to anything the menu does not spell out is to call and ask.
A back wax is a line item on a menu with a price next to it.
The same hesitation shows up around a men's pedicure, and the answer is identical there. It is a service with a price, available to whoever books it.
What To Expect From Your Skin
Irritation happens. Ingrown hairs happen. Pulling hair out at the root is a genuine thing to do to skin, and a back covers a lot of ground, so there is simply more territory where something can turn up. That is worth knowing in advance so it does not alarm you.
Keep an eye on the area. If something hurts or looks infected, see a doctor. Same answer if a spot is stubbornly refusing to heal. A salon does not diagnose skin, and nobody here will hand you a product to put on a rash.
The 48-Hour Guarantee Covers Waxing
Waxing sits under the same 48-hour guarantee as the rest of the menu. If something is not right with the work, say so inside that window. Raise anything early.
Two Smaller Lines Worth Knowing
Ear, neck and cheeks appear on the menu at $10, and eyebrows at $15. Name the areas you want on the phone so the total is clear before you arrive. Eyebrows are $15. Neither number is going to move your total much, and both are worth naming on the phone if you want them included. Say what you want done and let the person taking the booking tell you how it prices out.
Where To Find Us
Aloha Beauty Lounge is at 10509 S River Heights Dr #104, South Jordan, UT 84095, opening Wednesday, October 29, 2026. The lounge is convenient to Daybreak, Riverton, Herriman, West Jordan, Sandy and Draper. Call (801) 909-8989 to book, or to ask which back price fits what you want done. Every waxing price sits on the full service menu alongside everything else on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a men's back wax cost?
Back is $25 or $45. The menu lists both numbers and does not explain the split, so the price depends on how much area gets covered. Confirm which one applies to you when you book by calling (801) 909-8989.
How much is a chest wax?
Chest is $30, and that is a single price with no second figure attached to it. Stomach is $15 or $30 if you want the area below it handled as well.
How long does my hair need to be?
Long enough for the wax to grip it, which is why shaving right before an appointment defeats the purpose. Ask for the specific length when you book, since that is the kind of detail worth hearing from the person doing the service.
Does it hurt?
It is uncomfortable. How uncomfortable is going to depend on you, and anyone offering you a more precise promise than that is guessing.
What if I get ingrown hairs or my skin gets irritated?
Both can happen after waxing. If a spot becomes painful, looks infected, or will not heal, see a doctor. Salon staff cannot diagnose skin conditions and will not recommend products for one.
Can I book chest and back in the same visit?
Call and ask, because scheduling is a phone question. Call and ask, because scheduling is a phone question, and they can tell you what booking both comes to.
