Brazilian wax. Whose done it?

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Amaris L.

Jul 30, 2013

Amaris L.

I didn't know which topic to put it in sorry ;o but I want to get a kit so I can do a Brazilian wax on myself. I think I've done enough research but I've hear it hurts ALOT the first time. I'm just tired of shaving and I like the super clean look. Anyone have experiences for themselves?

Katherine T.

Jul 31, 2013

Katherine T.

For your legs or for your...

Amaris L.

Jul 31, 2013

Amaris L.

My no nos haha.

Hannah K.

Jul 31, 2013

Hannah K.

Okay. Yes it hurts. Don't try and do it yourself because unless you're insanely skilled or flexible, you can't see everywhere so you'll miss places. Go to a professional. Its more expensive, but worth it. European Wax Centers are everywhere and usually very good and clean. Take advil before you go, and tell the girl its your first time. Also let her know if you have sensitive skin or if the wax is to hot or whatever. You should be fine. Good luck!

Amaris L.

Jul 31, 2013

Amaris L.

Thanks for the help Hannah!

Hannah K.

Jul 31, 2013

Hannah K.

Anytime, doll!

Jackie S.

Jul 31, 2013

Jackie S.

I totally agree with Hannah. It's better to got to a professional. Less of a chance for ingrowns etc. if you go to a really great place they should put soothing products on after

Katherine T.

Aug 1, 2013

Katherine T.

Oh and put witch hazel on afterwards every once in a while to reduce itchiness and ingrown hairs(:

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