Why are we talking about waxing just weeks before another winter season" Although our hemlines usually drop with temperatures, this is actually the perfect time to give waxing a test run, regardless of your experience or tolerance for pain.
For starters, we know there are few things scarier than the idea of stinging hot wax and a sharp rip revealing red, irritated and still hairy skin. We’ve also read our fair share of waxing horror stories and harbored the rational fear of not wanting to throw our vagine into Dante-esque pain. With all that being said, waltzing into a spa fully prepared is important, to say the least.
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Welcome to Waxing 101. With the help of Lora Keyles from New York City?s Eve Salon, Amy McLain Master Esthetician, and Jessica Johnson the Founder of Jessica Johnson Beauty, we’re answering those beginner questions you’ve been afraid to ask out loud. For instance, does your waxer need to know everything and just how how long does your hair have to be in order to be waxable" Yep, we’re going there. Keep reading for 7 important points to keep in mind before your first appointment.
Choose a Good Waxer
When it comes to reviewing waxers, all three women emphasize referrals and years of experience because it’s a sure-fire way to know the technician is trusted by customers and able to maintain a job in the industry. Johnson warns, though, about using ...