Waxing my armpits for the first time.

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Shiphrah T.

Dec 4, 2014

Shiphrah T.

Hey I'm going to wax my armpits for the first time today with this Sally Hansen kit! Any tips?

Reagan L.

Dec 4, 2014

Reagan L.

good luck

Shiphrah T.

Dec 4, 2014

Shiphrah T.

Well now I already waxed them and my advice is it was a lot my re painfull then I thought it would be but my armpits look better than when I shaved them.

Sarah N.

Dec 4, 2014

Sarah N.

Happy you like it! I wax my whole body and do a lot of it myself in between unless I get it done in school (esthetician) but I personally didn't like those strips I have them now but don't use them anymore. if you like how it turned out but want to try something different after I'd suggest getting a wax kit you can get them at sallys and the gigi brand isn't bad at all for the prices.

Sarah N.

Dec 4, 2014

Sarah N.

Tips for the pain next time, make sure to hold the skin very taut prior to pulling and while you pull, also once you pull right after use your hand to press down on that area with a little pressure it helps ease the initial stinging. my skin can get sensitive so I use hard wax on my Brazilian face and underarms and I feel it pulls better for me at least and has better results it's all about trial and error on which wax pulls best for you so it lasts longer

Roz X.

Dec 4, 2014

Roz X.

^That's exactly what my Estie does.

Shiphrah T.

Dec 5, 2014

Shiphrah T.

Thank you Sarah I'll try that!

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