Georgi's Waxing Studio - Birmingham Wax

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the early morning fog of Birmingham, when most shops were still closed, Georgi’s Waxing Studio opened its doors as usual. But one day, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar—an old lady wearing nothing but wax-covered clothes emerged from the studio, humming an unfamiliar tune. Curious, he followed her back inside and found Georgi diligently applying layers upon layers of wax to everything except her face. Turns out she was just preparing for her annual costume party as ‘The Human Chandelier.’ A delivery driver became a regular customer after that.

2. In the early morning fog of Birmingham, when most shops were still closed, Georgi’s Waxing Studio opened its doors with an unusual sound—a soft humming that seemed to come from within the walls themselves. One day, a delivery driver walked in, complaining he’d been standing outside for ages. Inside, he found everyone frozen mid-wax—faces contorted, expressions priceless. Turned out, Georgi had left the studio’s soothing hum on too long. Since then, they joke it’s the only place where customers wait impatiently for pain.

3. In the early morning fog of Birmingham, when most shops were still closed, a delivery driver pulled up outside Georgi’s Waxing Studio. He had an unusual package and no idea what it contained. The box was heavy and wrapped in mysterious packaging. As he opened it, out popped a live parrot, startling everyone—including poor Georgi, who’d been napping on the waxing table. Turns out, someone had accidentally shipped their pet bird instead of the usual wax supplies. The neighborhood soon became famous for its unexpected feathered appointments.

4. In the early morning fog of Birmingham, when most shops were still closed, a delivery driver pulled up to Georgi’s Waxing Studio with a puzzled look on his face. ‘Why is there a life-sized wax statue of a cheetah in the front window?’ he asked himself aloud. As he approached closer, he noticed another curious thing—a small sign next to it reading: 'Cheetah for hire—only £30 per hour!' Turns out, Georgi was just testing out new marketing tactics before breakfast.