European Wax Center now open in Overland Park’s Bluhawk

European Wax Center has officially opened its newest Johnson County location in southern Overland Park.

Specializing in body waxing and hair removal, the Texas-based cosmetic chain opened a new salon earlier this month on the eastern side of the Bluhawk Shopping Center at 7773 W. 159th St., nearby Andy’s Frozen Custard and Blush Boot Camp.

Services include those for men and women

  • The salon offers body, brow and facial waxing services for both men and women, according to the website.
  • European Wax Center also offers brow tint, which defines and darkens eyebrows to give customers fuller-looking brows.
  • Beyond its salon’s services, customers can also buy a range of cosmetic products on site, including serums, detoxifying masks, deodorants and body polish.

This is the company’s first Overland Park location

  • European Wax Center also has a number of other Johnson County salons, including franchises in Leawood, Prairie Village and Olathe.
  • In total, the chain has more than 850 waxing salons across the United States, according to its website.
  • Johnson Countians can locate a store nearest to them here.
Overland Park European Wax Center
Above, an exterior rendering of the Bluhawk Sports Park. Image via city documents.

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Nikki Lansford
Nikki Lansford

Hi! I’m Nikki, and I cover the city of Overland Park.

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