6 Rules for Getting A Brazilian Wax
1. Take a shower. I don’t want to look at all the stuff you’ve collected down there. I don’t care about your hygiene, but don’t make me suffer through your lack of practice.
2. TAKE A PAIN KILLER! You’d be shocked at how many people go, “I can do that?” After I tell them. I recommend 800ml of ibuprofen. And no, alcohol doesn’t help and weed is a terrible idea.
3. Bring a friend. If it’s your first time, it’s nice to have someone hold your hand. There’s only so much comfort you cant get from me, a stranger. Your friend isn’t going to see the nitty-gritty, but they’ll help you with the moral support.
4. Tell me to stop. If you can’t handle it, please don’t make me torture you. I want you to come back, but if you feel like the Brazilian is going to be too much, there’s nothing wrong with just doing the bikini.
5. EXFOLIATION! If you want to look like you’ve had a case of herpes, don’t exfoliate. If you want terrible scarring and an awkward trip to the dermatologist to have them cut an abscess out of you, don’t exfoliate. If you don’t know what ‘exfoliating’ is, look it up. I don’t recommend doing it within the first 24 hours though, the area is WAY too sensitive.
6. Take care of your skin. This ties in with Rule #5. Just because your hair dresser washes your hair for you doesn’t mean you’re going to wait until your next appointment before you wash your hair again. Wash and scrub the area frequently, like you would your face. I highly recommend glycolic or salicylic post wax treatment to use DAILY.
PS - Don’t let ANYONE use strip wax on you. That stuff is outdated terrible torture.
*I am a California Licensed Esthetician. I just so happen to know what I’m talking about.







