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Is Waxu Still in Business? (2026 Update)

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Gemma Cafferkey pitched a specialist intimate waxing brand, aimed at a corner of the beauty trade she felt had long gone without proper training standards.

She asked for £50,000 against a tenth of the business, and by most accounts every Dragon spoke warmly about it, yet not one of them invested.

Universal praise without a single offer

That mix, glowing reactions across the whole panel but zero cheques, is a genuinely unusual result, and it points to a common Den split: an investor can admire a founder and still doubt there is a scalable route to a return.

Intimate waxing sits halfway between a hands-on personal service and a retail product, which makes it inherently trickier to scale than something coming off one production line, since consistency and reputation rely on dozens of individual practitioners rather than a single factory.

What later reporting claims

Sources describe the brand recruiting a roster of vetted salons that offer its treatments, branching into accredited courses through its own dedicated school, and selling a professional-use product range to the wider salon trade.

Accredited training is how a service brand scales without losing control of quality, since the standard travels with the practitioner rather than the premises.

Note: Based on the public record; company situations can change, so treat this as a snapshot.

Published by Dragons Den Hub, April 2026.