Sage & Sol Spa combines waxing, tanning-bed sessions, spray tanning, and tanning-care products in one easy booking path for Holdrege guests. These are maintenance services, event-prep services, and confidence services—so the page is designed around timing, preparation, and the finish you actually want.
If you are preparing for a vacation, event, photos, or simply maintaining your routine, share the date when you book. That helps plan whether waxing, spray tanning, or another service should happen first.
Professional waxing for routine hair removal and smoother skin. The exact area and timing matter, especially if you are pairing waxing with tanning or another skin service.
Choose between tanning-bed sessions and spray tanning depending on your preferred finish, timing, and maintenance routine.
Waxing and spray tanning should not be treated like two unrelated appointments. If you are booking both around a wedding, trip, photos, or another event, tell us the date and services you want so the visit order can be planned more thoughtfully.
Avoid arriving with irritated or freshly over-exfoliated skin. Mention recent peels, retinoids, prescription skin products, or other treatments in the booking notes.
Arrive with clean, prepared skin and follow the technician’s guidance for exfoliation, lotions, deodorant, clothing, and development time.
Do not wait until the last possible hour. Share the event date so tanning, waxing, nails, and skin services can be scheduled in a sensible order.
It is better to plan the order and spacing based on the area waxed, skin sensitivity, and event timing. Include both services in the booking request so they can be sequenced appropriately.
Yes. The Sage & Sol demo menu includes both options plus tanning-care products.
Yes. Share the event or travel date so the appointment can be planned with enough time for the selected tanning method and any other spa services.
Yes, depending on the areas and treatments involved. Use Multi-Service Visit so enough time can be reserved and incompatible treatment timing can be avoided.
