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housemouseinoz -> RE: A Bikini Wax (11/6/2009 5:19:09 AM)
I also do my own waxing, never had a salon do it for me. The brand I use is called Andrea, it comes with an oil that you must apply first (very important not to forget the oil), without it you will have skin missing. I've never experienced pain whilst waxing, but then again I find the whole process quite erotic (hence the reason I would not go to a salon to have it done) :-) Candle wax...........forget it, that won't work. I have also tried the Nair hair remover, that stuff burnt the crap out of me, very nasty. Good luck and enjoy :-)

Passion8Kisser -> RE: A Bikini Wax (11/6/2009 6:11:13 PM)
Just thought I should take some time to thank you all for sharing your opinions, knowledge, and experiences with me. As it turns out my dominant has not gotten the idea of waxing me from thin air, but has done it before. So I guess we will see how his sadistic mind plays it all out in the near future. Again thanks for your input.

Zechriel -> RE: A Bikini Wax (11/8/2009 4:52:09 AM)
Good morning! I have used Nair strips and Nad's-ick. Both times it pulled the skin horribly and the Nair made me break out in red "burn" splotches. Next few times I had hubby wax me, He did okay on my pits-oh the pain!!!! But on kitty just couldn't get a good stretch for the taking off. I would say have someone professional do it first, with your partner watching and learning. Then try again yourself. And if worse comes to worse, I pluck with tweezers. That involves pain too but longer and more intense cause it can be drawn out. Good luck! Love, Zechriel [sm=couple.gif]

jessamin -> RE: A Bikini Wax (11/10/2009 1:02:41 PM)
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toxichearts -> RE: A Bikini Wax (12/18/2009 9:29:53 AM)
Hello! I would definatly be careful i have had a brazilian gone wrong before. [sm=m23.gif] I would definatly make sure you have enough hair growth ad that the wax (which ever brand you use) is not to hot. A good i dea would be to test is on different areas of your body to also mke sure you are not allergic to the oils in the wax. Also wash the area after with regular soap (non-sented is the best) and some luck warm water. This way your pores don't become infected and all nasty looking.

antipode -> RE: A Bikini Wax (12/18/2009 6:51:54 PM)
quote: Again thanks for the suggestions you will hopefully make. Won't tell you to Google. Will tell you to tell him to Google. Have him do his own research on something he is going to do. Sub taught me, is probably the best way with waxing. Other than that, there is a leaflet in the box, and a website to go with most products. It is not rocket science.

sunshinemiss -> RE: A Bikini Wax (12/18/2009 8:02:28 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: IronBear I'd agree with the wax strips great for tidying up when needs be. Alternatively you buy him a whipper snipper (weed wacker for those in the US so he can beat the hell out of the jungle growth (if there is any) and then remove all foliage left with a cut-throat razor (straight razor) which is what I prefer to do. It give a nice combination of edge play, a sense of real danger and the best shave you can ever have combined with something very intimate what with the lathering, razor stropping (which doubles as a great bottom beater too), and the close shaving followed by the after care of applying the after shave balm for ladies.. Mr. Bear.... Your post is wonderfully well written, thought out and just so... :: thud ::

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