New York Woman Horrified After Esthetician Wears Meta Glasses While Performing Brazilian Wax

A New York woman was left shaken after a recent visit to her longtime waxing center took an unexpected turn. What should have been a routine Brazilian wax appointment instead became a disturbing experience when she noticed that her esthetician was wearing Meta smart glasses during the intimate procedure.

The customer recounted that midway through her session, she spotted the device and immediately asked if they were Meta glasses. The esthetician confirmed they were but assured her they weren’t in use, claiming they weren’t charged. Still, the woman admitted she didn’t check for the white light indicator that signals when the glasses are recording.

She later shared the encounter on TikTok, describing how unsettling it has been since.

“It’s actually terrifying because what if the esthetician was recording her customers, and this was the first time someone noticed?” she said.

The employee explained that the glasses were prescription, but the client questioned why she couldn’t simply use regular glasses instead, adding that it felt like something that should be prohibited.

Believing the incident could have legal implications, she emailed the company, though the response she received was generic. She also reached out to two law firms to explore possible options.

One of them indicated she “possibly has a case,” though the woman admitted she is undecided about pursuing legal action because she doesn’t want someone fired if they truly did nothing wrong. Even so, she emphasized that bringing Meta glasses into such a private setting “is definitely wrong. Even if they weren’t on, they shouldn’t have been there in the first place.”

Her story quickly sparked outrage and debate online. Many viewers echoed her shock and concerns.

“As soon as you said meta glasses my jaw dropped,” one woman commented. Another wrote, “Bc why would she be wearing them if they’re ‘not charged’?” Others urged her to act immediately: “CALL CORPORATE NOW‼!” one commenter advised, while another insisted, “You need to call the police.”

Even professionals in the field spoke out. One esthetician weighed in, saying, “I’m an esthetician, that’s unethical. If you have prescription meta glasses you should have an extra pair of normal prescription glasses, that’s definitely not the time or place to wear those. If you’re not going to attempt to sue id call corporate.”

Not everyone agreed, however. Some defended the esthetician, pointing out that Meta devices are designed with privacy protections.

“Meta Glasses have a circle where the camera is. Anytime its recording the circle flashes white the entire time during recording,” one person explained. Another added, “As an avid wearer of meta glasses, the light would be on if she was recording. Meta has stated there is NO way of turning it off for privacy reasons like this. Was it inappropriate 100% BUT if the light wasn’t on (which is bright) they weren’t recording.”

Still, the woman acknowledged that she hadn’t noticed whether the light was illuminated, leaving her with lingering doubts and uncertainty of what to do next.

New York Woman Horrified After Esthetician Wears Meta Glasses While Performing Brazilian Wax