Candy Kisses does not employ or dispatch providers. It does not set their rates, control their schedules, specify their services or require them to accept clients. It does not negotiate services on their behalf or collect a percentage of their earnings. Providers maintain their own identities, profiles, availability, screening standards and independent businesses.

A Candy Kisses member selects the provider they are interested in and submits their request privately through us. Candy Kisses forwards that request to the chosen provider without automatically giving the member access to her phone number or personal communication channels.

They begin with anticipation. The excitement of meeting someone new. The butterflies before the first hello. The conversation that starts effortlessly and somehow carries you through the rest of the evening. The laughter that catches you by surprise. The feeling of realizing you've completely forgotten about the stresses waiting for you tomorrow.

The answer is actually pretty simple: because body hair isn't a flaw. It's an adult human sex characteristic. Women naturally grow hair on their legs, under their arms, on their stomachs, and in countless other places. Yet many of us are taught from a young age to see that hair as dirty, embarrassing, masculine, or something that needs to be hidden before anyone else sees it.

One of the things we've been intentional about while building Candy Kisses is avoiding the idea that there's only one "right" way to work in this industry. You'll often hear conversations that try to separate providers into categories. Independent. Agency. Spa. Collective. Home-based. Touring. Established. New. The truth? Every provider's journey is different. Some providers enjoy managing every aspect of their business themselves. Others appreciate sharing administrative wor

Long before websites, social media, smartphones, or online communities, many independent providers found clients through the classified ads tucked into the back pages of local newspapers.