What the session includes
During a 30 MINUTES Ear Candling appointment at Heena’s Threading Salon Kips Bay in New York, a practitioner will guide you to a comfortable position and perform the ear candling portion followed by a calming head and scalp massage. The service is priced at $50 and focuses on providing a relaxed, quiet experience tailored to your comfort.
Your practitioner monitors the candle and your comfort during every step and maintains standard salon hygiene. Because our location serves busy commuters and local residents from Gramercy Park, Midtown and nearby neighborhoods, appointments are paced to fit pre- or post-commute schedules and to minimize wait times while keeping a calm treatment environment.
What to expect physically
During the treatment you may notice ambient warmth near the treated ear and a sensation of gentle pressure or relaxation. The follow-up head and scalp massage focuses on tension relief in the neck and shoulders, performed at a moderate pressure selected with your input to suit comfort and sensitivity.
You will be seated or reclined with head support to keep movement minimal during the treatment. Wear comfortable clothing and arrive with ears free of excessive oils, sprays, or earbuds when possible. If you have specific concerns about ear sensitivity or recent ear procedures, mention them at booking.
Scheduling and local access
Heena’s Threading Salon Kips Bay is located near Gramercy Park and the 23rd Street subway station, offering easy access for Manhattan and Brooklyn clients as well as visitors coming from Hoboken or Jersey City. Our timing suits transit-oriented schedules, making brief mid-day or evening appointments possible for busy professionals and students.
The service lasts 30 MINUTES and is billed at $50; our calendar supports short, flexible visits for those coming from Madison Square Park or Flatiron shopping. If you need a same-day or pre-commute slot, check evening and weekend availability to match your schedule; we prioritize quick, high-quality appointments.
