| What do I do to prepare?
|
BE
CLEAN! At least have the courtesy to wash
the bits you are going to ask your therapist to wax.
They can deal with skid marks, but not swamps. And
wash under that foreskin because your therapist can
only hold his breath for so long....
Don't exfoliate. It plays havoc with the wax and
you'll be there all day and very uncomfortable. Your
natural oils are a great protector. |
| What do I wear to my
treatment? |
| Something
not too-tight. You don't want to irritate your skin
more than you have to. Wear something loose and
cottony. Jeans are no good. Comfort is key. |
| Will it stay red for
long? |
| No.
Redness resulting from waxing goes within a couple
of hours. If it doesn't, see your physician. |
| How often do I have to
wax? |
| Every
4-6 weeks. Your therapist needs at least 5mm of hair
for the wax to adhere to. Some men go every 3 weeks
for a back wax. Others every 2 months. The more
regular, the better. Young hairs come out easier. |
| Does the hair ever stop
growing? |
Yeah! After a few years
of constant waxing you will notice a reduction in
the hair growth, but this varies from person to
person.
Seriously... As per the 'old people' who used Pumice
stones to rub off the hair on their legs before
razors became so cheap and safe, hair eventually
stops growing. |
| Does it hurt? |
| Yeah, it hurts! But
everyone'se pain threshhold is different, so maybe
not you. Anyway, we've covered this under "Pain"
on the What 2
Expect page. Go there...
Cheers! |
| Can I wax my nose and
ears? |
Yep and it's much better
than a tweezer and those one-hair-at-a-time tears.
Somewhere some person made a rule that read: "Never
wax your ears or nose". Utter twaddle! We bet this
person did not have long black hairs sprouting from
the tops of their ears or fanning out from the
earlobes to make them look like a hairy monster that
glows with an orange halos when they stand against a
sunset. You can (wax), and we do. Soft wax
does a great job.
And noses... we are not talking about sticking Soft
wax all the way up your nose to your
sinus cavities. No, we're talking about Soft
wax on those horrible hairs that stick
out your nostrils. A dollop on a cosmetic paddle-pop
stick does a great job of removing these unsightly
passion killers. Ask your therapist if he/she KNOWS
how to do it? Don't be a guinea pig... If they
haven't, don't...
For the downey-type of hairs on the ears, rather use
a commercial hair remover. Wipe it on and get in the
shower... DONE! |
| Is the sex better after
waxing? |
| Hell YES! Its skin on
skin bud! .... Go figure! |
| Do I have to take my
clothes off? |
It's advisable, uless you
want wax all over your clothes. Imagine trying to
wax your scrotum and you're still wearing your
designer tighty-whiteys?
But you don't HAVE to if you are only doing your
eyebrows... You can keep your T on if you're only
waxing your shaft and crack... If you don't care
either, drop it all... Whatever you're comfortable
with. Your therapist has seen it all. |
What if I get a woody?
(Erection/Fat for
those who don't know) |
So what? It says nothing
more about you other than it works. Unless it
does....
Therapists are professionals. They are not there to
play with it but to remove the hair from it.
It's actually better if you do (get a woody) because
the skin is tighter and it hurts less with the the
endorphins..... You get the picture?
Seriously... during the waxing procedure, therapists
constantly pull the skin tight over the areas they
are working on. This ensures the follicles are close
to the surface of the skin making the procedure
easier on you and for them. |
| Suntan/Sunbake? |
| NEVER
get waxed after you've been in the sun too long!
Your therapist will throw you out! |
| Contageousness? |
| NEVER
perpetuate your problems on others. If you suspect
you contracted something before your appointment
that can be tranferred through touch, do the right
bloody thing and cancel! Your therapist might spot
something and then throw you out! |
| Skin conditions?
|
| A therapist will never
wax over moles, vericouse veins or any funny-looking
'things' on your skin. If there are too many of them
they will throw you out! |
| WARNING!
Anti-Acne Drugs |
|
"I have been on an
anti-acne drug called Doxycycline and cream called
Epiduo. How long do I have to be OFF this
medication before I can get waxed?"
A: 6 (Six) Months
|
| WARNING! |
| You
really need a PROFESSIONAL to do your sensitive
areas. If you are not happy with the way they do
things, stop them and walk away. You're the client
and it's your body. |
