SERIOUS answers only - pubic area?!
Question: Okay - I have never been waxed "down there" and I am thinking about doing it for my hubby - how do I find a place to wax, and do I need to "pre clean up" my hair (i.e. shave a bit, or do some trimming" before I go in) - I know that I need to be clean in general.
Thanks much - I don't really have a close girlfriend to ask such questions of and I am curious - don't want to sound like a freak at a salon.
Answers: Okay - I have never been waxed "down there" and I am thinking about doing it for my hubby - how do I find a place to wax, and do I need to "pre clean up" my hair (i.e. shave a bit, or do some trimming" before I go in) - I know that I need to be clean in general.
Thanks much - I don't really have a close girlfriend to ask such questions of and I am curious - don't want to sound like a freak at a salon.
It is important to follow a few basic steps when you prepare for a bikini wax. First, of course, you should not get a bikini wax if you are diabetic, suffer from psoriasis or other skin conditions, or if you take Retinol or Accutane. If you are unsure, ask you physician whether you can go ahead with a wax.
When people prepare for a bikini wax, particularly if it is their first time, one big consideration is pain. Aestheticians usually recommend that you not get a wax when you are menstruating or pregnant, as sensitivity to the pubic area is usually increased at this time. Additionally, you may want to take ibuprofen or aspirin an hour before the wax to cut down on pain. Waxing does hurt, but how the wax is performed can make it hurt less. Choose a person with a lot of experience, and if possible get recommendations from friends. Someone new to waxing will probably not be as efficient; so don