18 cards ranked
Best credit card to use at European Wax Center.
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European Wax Center is the largest waxing-salon chain in the US, with over 1,000 franchised centers selling waxing services, the Wax Pass prepaid bundles, and its own skincare line. Charges are in-salon or prepaid packages booked through waxcenter.com and code as personal-care services.
Picks without a tag earn at European Wax Center both in-store and online. Watch for theOnline onlytag — those bonuses only apply on waxcenter.com.
- #1Bank of America3% on online shopping if you select it as a bonus category (up to $2,500/quarter, then 1%)3% in choice category (gas, online shopping, dining, travel, drugstores, home improvement); cap is combined with groceries/wholesale-club row3%
- #2Bank of America3% on online shopping if you select it as a bonus category (up to $2,500/quarter, then 1%)3% in choice category (gas, online shopping, dining, travel, drugstores, home improvement); cap is combined with groceries/wholesale-club row3%
- #3Blue Cash EverydayOnline onlyAmerican Express3% on online shopping (up to $6,000/year, then 1%)U.S. online retail purchases3%
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- #5Hilton Honors American Express SurpassOnline onlyAmerican Express4x points on online shoppingEligible U.S. online retail purchases2.0%4x points
- #62%
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- #9First Electronic Bank2% flat-rate cashbackTiers of 2%, 2.5%, 3%, or 4% based on assets held on Coinbase; tiers above 2% are capped at $10,000 in eligible purchases per month, then 2%. Requires Coinbase One membership.2%
- #10Elan Financial Services2% flat-rate cashbackWhen deposited into an eligible Fidelity account2%
- #11American Express2% flat-rate cashbackUnlimited 2% cash back on eligible purchases2%
- #122%
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- #14Navy Federal2% flat-rate cashbackIssued on the cashRewards application when approved for a credit limit of $5,000 or more; lower limits receive cashRewards at 1.5%2%
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Salon services sit outside standard bonus categories, so the dependable options are a flat 2 percent card on regular visits, or funneling a Wax Pass purchase — a few hundred dollars prepaid — into signup-bonus spend on a new card, which turns routine maintenance into an outsized return.
Last updated August 5, 2026