It’s deeper than hair —

When Keisha Wagner-Gaymon opened her laser hair removal business, PeachFuzz, it was one of the few Black-owned services on the block. She started with one client, and soon, a line formed in front of her Brooklyn brownstone for women who wanted the same service.

In an industry that has long overlooked the needs of melanated skin, PeachFuzz Laser Studio is setting a new standard. Founders Keisha Wagner-Gaymon, a nurse practitioner with a deep understanding of skin health, and Kristin Wagner, a corporate operations expert, came together to fill a void that had been ignored for far too long. Their mission? To create a space where Black and brown people could feel seen, understood and catered to when it comes to laser hair removal.

It is not easy to find laser hair removal that you can trust, no matter what the color of your skin. For women of color, it can be particularly difficult, and that is where PeachFuzz Laser Studio Founder, Keisha Wagner-Gaymon saw a need.

Over the past five years, sisters Keisha Wagner-Gaymon and Kristin Wagner have built PeachFuzz Skin Studio into a trusted space for laser hair removal and skincare. Now, with a second location in Valley Stream, they’re expanding their mission to serve more clients across Long Island.

Over the past two years of owning and operating PeachFuzz Laser Studio in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, N.Y., Keisha Wagner-Gaymon, founder of the successful laser studio wanted to offer her clients more after receiving their services.

Lasers can burn if you don't go to the right place, but Fox 5 found the right place in Brooklyn, PeachFuzz Skin Studio.

Serving women like founder Keisha Wagner-Gaymon with excess hair, @peachfuzzlaser Laser Studio draws clients far beyond its Brooklyn spot—and it's got products, too. ⁠

"Peach fuzz," "whiskers" — whatever you call it, facial hair is a normal occurrence for women, particularly those with hormonal conditions like Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) or high levels of androgens like testosterone. Still, its very existence (and even the maintenance of it) remains a taboo topic. The owners of Brooklyn-based PeachFuzz Laser Studio want to change that.

PeachFuzz Skin Studio is a Brooklyn based laser hair removal studio providing quality services and products for men and women of color. Participants: Keisha Wagner and Kristin Wagner.

They say necessity is the mother of invention. For Brooklyn resident Keisha Wagner-Gaymon, her need for hair removal services that catered to Black women sparked a business idea.

Keisha Wagner-Gaymon, a board-certified Nurse Practitioner and the owner of PeachFuzz Laser Studio in Brooklyn, told "Nightline" that she focuses on getting people with darker skin closer to their hair removal goals.

Five years after launching PeachFuzz Skin Studio in Brooklyn, sisters Keisha Wagner-Gaymon and Kristin Wagner have expanded to Long Island. Their new Valley Stream location continues their mission to provide expert laser hair removal and skincare for melanated skin.

PeachFuzz Laser Studio, a Black-owned business founded by sisters Keisha and Kristin Wagner, specializes in laser hair removal for melanated skin. After launching in Brooklyn in 2020, they recently expanded to Valley Stream, NY, with plans for national growth.

PeachFuzz Skin Studio, founded by sisters Keisha and Kristin Wagner, is expanding to Valley Stream, NY. Known for laser hair removal tailored to women of color, they offer inclusive skincare solutions. The new location opens Jan 30, featuring a VIP membership program.

PeachFuzz Laser and Skincare Studio, founded by sisters Keisha and Kristin Wagner, is opening its second location in Valley Stream, NY. Known for inclusive, expert skincare, they specialize in serving women of color. The grand opening is Jan 30, with a new membership program launching.

PeachFuzz Skin Studio, founded by sisters Keisha Wagner-Gaymon and Kristin Wagner, has expanded to Valley Stream. Their new 2,000-square-foot location offers expert laser hair removal and skincare, continuing their mission to provide inclusive treatments for melanated skin.