When you put it that way, it doesn’t sound like a whole lot of fun.
For a good example, think of the waxing scene in “The 40-Year-Old Virgin.”
A standard bikini wax is highly recommended for beginners or those looking for light maintenance.
You’d think giving your wax technician less hair to deal with would make the process easier, right?
On the other hand, your hair could actually be too long to wax, too.
Any longer than half an inch can be difficult to treat and will need a quick trim beforehand.
Too long is better than too short.
The more extensive the wax style, like a Brazilian or Hollywood, the more your technician will see.
So, if it’s your first time, expect some pain.
To avoid dry skin and sensitivity, be sure to moisturize regularly up until the day of your appointment.
On the day of your bikini wax, take a shower.
You’ll arrive at the salon, where they should ask you to fill out a form.
Then, it’s time to get waxing!
They should send you on your way with post-care instructions and the option to book your next appointment.
Practicing good post-wax care is the best way to avoid complications andmaintain your wax for longer.
When shouldn’t you get a bikini wax?
As soon as you arrive, put your eagle eyes on and have a scan around.
