Sugaring NYC
Laser hair removal in Chelsea
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About
About Sugaring NYC
Welcome to Sugaring NYC, at 46 W 14th St in Chelsea, Manhattan.
Treatments: Laser & Hair Removal and Laser Hair Removal.
Open every day.
Rated 4.4 from 210 Google reviews. One of 61 practices we list in Chelsea.
Built by NYC Hot List editors from public sources. The practice has not confirmed these details yet.
Treatments and real prices
What it costs here
Published prices from the practice's own website, checked Nov 9, 2026. Always confirm when you book.
- Brazilian$160 per sessionsource
- Brazilian Bikini -V$70source
- Brazilian-V + All Inclusive V-Facial$135source
- Lash Lift ( Tint Included)$99source
- Brow Lamination ( Tint Included)$70source
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Treatments
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