First and foremost it is important to state that I have never had anything waxed. However, I will be honeymooning on the beach for four days so it would be really nice to not have to worry about packing a razor. Does anyone have any recommendations about getting waxed for the first time or at least of a budget friendly place to go get it done???
Thanks for any help you can give!
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With All the Trimmings
[QUOTE] I used the Aveda spa in West Village for a brazilian.
Posted by stephiehall[/QUOTE]
Good God woman. You are brave.
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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Waxing : Good God woman. You are brave.
Posted by bsn1752[/QUOTE]
Yeah, let's just say I can think of other things I'd rather do on my lunch hour.
With All the Trimmings
[QUOTE]So would you do it again?
Posted by whitnic86[/QUOTE]
Nope. I cannot think of a single instance in which I would ever do it again.
With All the Trimmings
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Waxing : Nope. I cannot think of a single instance in which I would ever do it again.
Posted by stephiehall[/QUOTE]
Do you regret doing it for your wedding??
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With All the Trimmings
ETA: Whoa - let me add that I will not be completely exposed in my b-pics, just didn't want any red razor burn showing. Wow. TMI. Sorry.
[QUOTE]Ouch. I thought about doing it for my budoir pics...but maybe not...
Posted by serlace[/QUOTE]
Yep, sounds like I will be passing too!
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**butting in**
I had an appointment for one before my wedding but I cancelled it. My maid of honor had it done and it apparently can cause ingrown hairs if you don't keep doing it, or exfoliate properly. Something like that.
I didn't want to take the chance.
For about 2 seconds.
With All the Trimmings
[QUOTE]Ouch. I thought about doing it for my budoir pics...but maybe not... ETA: Whoa - let me add that I will not be completely exposed in my b-pics, just didn't want any red razor burn showing. Wow. TMI. Sorry.
Posted by serlace[/QUOTE]
Oh Lacey.. I am sorry if that came out wrong.. I wasn't saying that you would be completely exposed.. although I have seen some pics on the local blogs that have been like that.. I was just trying to be re-assuring that you don't need to get the waxing. :)
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Waxing : Oh Lacey.. I am sorry if that came out wrong.. I wasn't saying that you would be completely exposed.. although I have seen some pics on the local blogs that have been like that.. I was just trying to be re-assuring that you don't need to get the waxing. :)
Posted by SoonToBeMrsHoz[/QUOTE]
Ha - okay. Not showing it all - just a little. :) Yes, thank you. I feel better now knowing that I don't have to risk pain and discomfort for a photo shoot.
[QUOTE]I did laser hair removal! Sona Spa over on Legacy! But...I use to wax before that and Tracy at Polo Nails was amazing!
Posted by mralpha[/QUOTE]
<div>I'm doing the laser too and holy crap it hurts 100 times worse than waxing (It was described to me it feels like a rubber band popping. I think not)... I used to get waxed and it was a walk in the park compared to the laser hair removal...</div>
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Waxing : =( I bought 6 sessions on a Living Social deal and now I'm nervous.
Posted by mrsamandamiller[/QUOTE]
Sorry... didn't mean to bring on anxiety... I really like the results though.
FWIW... it gets better (less painful) every time and there are 2 different lasers that are used depending on your skin type. Apparently my skin type can technically handle a high amount of laser? I'm just going to suck it up to 'no pain no gain'. BTW, I wish I could get those deals... Houston laser deals are twice as much and not as often :(
I went to The Beauty of Waxing - 214.960.6686 Erica is the owner and it is a private shop in the Salon Republic (Preston & Beltline
While the bikini wax was not pleasant, it was not horrible painful. I've gone back since, and it is so much better than shaving. Erica is great, so friendly, and will do whatever to make you more confortable. She will also give you tips so that you do not get ingrown hairs (ie, no hot baths/water for 24 hours). I haven't had any issues.
Michelle & Michael
Married - August '10
TTC - Since September 2011
1. She had ONE lesson on waxing while in cosmetic school
2. They do not test you on your ability to wax when you get your license
3. the salon she trained for HAIR did no training for waxing, yet still let her perform eyebrow waxes.
Try someone who is a professional and focuses on waxing. Your experience may be quite different.
Michelle & Michael
Married - August '10
TTC - Since September 2011