Riccarton's best Spa for Full Body wax, Brazilian wax or Bikini wax!
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Lovoir Beauty Salon & Day Spa
Lovoir Beauty Salon & Day Spa
Experience the difference with the highest rated salon in Christchurch
Popular Waxing Services
Womens Waxing
Eyebrow Wax | $35.00
Lip or Chin wax | $30
Lower Face wax | $49
Nose wax | $25
Underarm wax| $35
Bikini wax | $42
Extended Bikini wax | $52
Brazilian wax | $83
Brazilian maintenance wax | $68*
*Maintenance maximum of 6 weeks between appointments
Half Leg wax | $52
Full Leg wax | $76
Full Arm wax | $46
Mens Waxing
Eyebrow wax| $35
Nose or Ears wax | $25
Brows, Nose & Ears wax | $55
Underarm wax | $35
Back wax | $55
Chest wax | $55
Half Leg wax | $63
Full Leg wax | $90
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Why You Should Get Professional Waxing
No Shaving Rash
Waxing is both quick and easy. It leaves your skin feeling clean, smooth, and fresh without the anxiety of razor bumps!
Convenient
Waxing is quick and convenient! With a little bit of planning, you can always make it to your appointment. Waxing lasts longer than shaving so no need for touch-ups every day or two.
Discreet
Our beauty therapists use tried and true techniques. They have years of experience with all areas of waxing to be able to give you the best waxing result!
Why go anywhere else when you can have it all at Lovoir? With hundreds of happy clients and being conveniently located near Riccarton, look no further for your experts to help you look and feel your best.
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About Riccarton, Christchurch
Riccarton is a suburb in Christchurch. It lies due west of the city center, separated by Hagley Park. Upper Riccarton lies to the west.
Jane Deans commissioned Riccarton House in 1855. Along with the Gebbies, the Mansons and the Deans brothers, the Deans brothers were the second group to settle in Christchurch. They also occupied the same spot as the first group that settled in 1843. Their original cottage, which was moved twice from its original location, is still on the grounds. Riccarton House now serves as a restaurant and function center, and hosts regular tours.
Riccarton Bush is located adjacent to Riccarton House, also known as Deans Bush. It is one of four remaining remnants of the original forest which covered the Canterbury plains. These trees escaped the massive fires that devastated the province during the period of the moa hunter. The history of New Zealand entomology has been shaped by Riccarton Bush. Riccarton Bush was the first to collect and name a number of native insects.
One of New Zealand’s most haunted hotels is the Riccarton Racecourse Hotel. The ghost of Donald Fraser, a former licensee, is believed to be walking the halls of the Riccarton Racecourse Hotel looking for his killer.
Antonio Hall can be found on Riccarton Road. It is a large property that has 279 rooms. Once described as “one the finest in Christchurch and surrounding areas”, it has been neglected despite being listed with Heritage New Zealand as a Category II property. A fire that was started by a 14-year-old boy in July 2019 destroyed 30% of the building.
Riccarton also houses Westfield Riccarton which is approximately 54,000 sq. m. and one of New Zealand’s largest shopping malls.
Statistics New Zealand has divided Riccarton into five statistical areas. Statistics New Zealand has divided Riccarton into five statistical areas. Four are predominantly residential and Riccarton Central the commercial area. At the 2018 New Zealand census, the population in the residential areas (Mona Vale Riccarton West Riccarton South Riccarton East) was 9,198. Riccarton Central also includes Westfield Riccarton, and the commercial area of Mandeville Street. At the 2018 New Zealand census, it had 51 residents. Riccarton is a suburb of Christchurch that has the highest cultural diversity.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riccarton,_New_Zealand