thread: Brazilians for beginners - where to start?

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  1. #1
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    Oct 2008
    Newport, VIC
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    I echo all of the above.

    i'd also get a recommendation from a friend on a waxer rather than trying somewhere new.

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    Jun 2010
    Springfield, QLD
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    the sorest part for me was the "landing strip" area... when I first started I'd take two neufen's (sp?) 45 minutes before I (panadol would do the same), was suggested by the lady who did the waxing.

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    Jul 2008
    Melbourne
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    i'd also get a recommendation from a friend on a waxer rather than trying somewhere new.
    oh yeah, i'd completely forgotten about this! the first time i went, i got a recommendation for somewhere. i felt a lot more comfortable knowing they were recommended!

    im not sure if i'm remembering correctly, but i'm pretty sure it's no exfoliating for a week....but you can/should moisturise

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    May 2009
    Adelaide
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    You could try doing it yourself =) I started waxing years ago as I didnt want to have to pay that much for something I could probably do myself. When I started I was so unco at it, but these days I have it all sussed out. I even did it during pregnancy, the last wax at 38 weeks... contortionist much lol it was hard work tho I admit!

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    Dec 2007
    Victoria
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    Don't do anything to it at all, and no products at all, for at least 48 hours. You will get ingrowns if you clog your pores with creams/soaps/lotions.
    So cool water, till the redness and heat go, and no exfoliation for a week, no creams lotions etc for at least a few days.
    I have never used a moisturiser above my knee for any waxing, no reason I know of why one would use it at all on a bikini line etc.

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    Oct 2006
    Sydney
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    Thanks again all.
    Finally... can anyone recommend someone in north-western Sydney/Hills District? LOL.

  7. #7
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    Apr 2006
    Sydney
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    I can recommend Bliss Waxing and Tanning studio at Castle Hill. They have a website if you google their name.

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    Jul 2008
    Forest Lake - Brisbane
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    Oh I so want to do this but I confess I am a chicken.

    I know pain threshold is a personal thing but what kinda scale are we talking?? I get my eyebrows waxed and threaded and although not comfy I can tolerate it. I once had my lower legs waxxed and NEVER again. I would take 10 crowning babies over that *****.

    So what would you liken it too?