Do all men like brazilian waxes on girls? Do they mind the time between when the hair needs to grow back?
Q. Just curious. I'm a body hair nazi and I pluck any microscopic hair that appears between appointments until it needs to grow back to get waxed. Am I just too crazy about it? Do guys care that much if there are a few short hairs down there?
Asked by Katherine - Thu May 27 00:05:09 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. doesnt really bother me either way. Not really into the amazon forest but a normal amount of hair I am fine with.
Answered by moose - Thu May 27 04:53:55 2010

What Wisconsin Dells salon gives good waxes?
Q. I'm toying with the idea of waxing my stomach and maybe my bikini area, but I have really sensitive skin so I'm looking for a salon which does a good job. Oh, and if anyone knows if The Great Wolf Lodge salon does waxes and their quality that would be helpful, because thats the one I'm considering. Thanks!
Asked by Danielle - Sat Jun 21 12:47:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Why would you wax your stomach, assuming you are a girl... that is only gonna make the hair folicle thicker.. try bleaching.
Answered by Rosy M - Sat Jun 21 12:56:02 2008

I am allergic to waxes, hair removal creams & have no pain tolerance,how to reduce harmful effects of shaving?
Q. I epil my arms, but it's too painful for my legs and elsewhere, and I'm not allowed to go to a salon! How do I reduce the awful effects of shaving, or is there a hair removin option that is painless and which I can do myself?
Asked by shadophaze - Sun Mar 16 02:10:08 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. i can definitely relate to this problem. i tried using aveeno shaving cream, but would still have bumps and pain from shaving. about 6 months ago i found a shaving cream that really works for me. it's called "Jason 6- IN - 1 All Natural Shaving Lotion"", and it comes in a blue pump-top bottle. i got mine at whole foods, but you could order it from the internet as well. it doesn't have all the chemicals that many creams do, so it doesn't irritate sensitive skin. it also has aloe vera and jojoba beads to help moisturize your skin. additionally, try to make sure you really soak in the tub before you shave, as it softens the hair and reduces friction between the razor and your skin. and change your razor as soon as you notice it getting… [cont.]
Answered by alison s - Sun Mar 16 02:51:02 2008

How much do brazilian bikini waxes usually cost at a salon?
Q. P.S. I live in the midwest. [United States] Sorry.. How much do brazilian waxes cost?
Asked by love_alw_693 - Tue Aug 14 16:01:36 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A brazillian was and a bikini was are two different things.
Answered by just~me - Tue Aug 14 16:15:02 2007

what are your opinions on bikini waxes?
Q. I've been thinking of getting one the past months, but my mother + father won't even think of it. Do you think u can help me convince them.
Asked by De*D - Sat Mar 1 14:15:08 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. it sounds like this is your first time...it's as simple as this, just tell the lady what you want taken off, even if its everything she can still wax off all the hair down there (that is for the brazilian)!! that includes your whole front, between the legs, around your butt crack and your butt cheeks. some people dont automatically wax the butt cheeks so you may have to ask to get that done as well. just make sure you tell her what you do and dont want taken off. i have been waxing most of my body, including the butt and brazilian, and have noticed that the hairs come back shorter, finer, more sparse, and take longer to grow out with each waxing session...these waxings i have been doing for a little over a year and have noticed a… [cont.]
Answered by Jack - Sat Mar 8 23:27:46 2008

Where can a man get his eyebrows waxed and body waxes?
Q. I get my eyebrows threaded but I want to get them waxed, & im tired of shaving my chest hair and pubic area. Where in charlotte nc can I get waxes and how much would they cost and how long would it last before the hair grows back?
Asked by Requel - Mon May 24 16:13:42 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

To Straighten Hair can you use leave in conditioners and after use waxes, sprays or gel etc?
Q. If you relax your hair and iron it can you still use sprays, waxes, gels etc after putting some leave in-conditioner on your hair?
Asked by Eclipse - Mon Mar 22 16:01:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can use whatever you like! Experiment and see what works for you!
Answered by Sal*UK - Mon Mar 22 16:02:33 2010

How long do you leave it between Waxes?
Q. Got my first brazilian wax on the weekend. How long do you leave it between waxes: hwo long does the hair have to grow Does the hair grow faster down there than leg/ pit hair?
Asked by Virginie C - Sun Mar 8 05:06:58 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. well, really when ever it stars growing back. i left mine around (legs) 3 weeks. at that point it gets prickly. Ive never had a brazilian does it hurt? ope my answer hellps.
Answered by Jessica S - Sun Mar 8 05:23:06 2009

How much do professional Brazilian waxes cost?
Q. I tried out the Sally Hansen honey wax body kit and it DID NOT work..I wasted 10 dollars to put sticky honey on my area hairs =/ Anyways..How much do usual brazilian waxes cost? Any other suggestions on good products to use? ...I have sensitive skin and I am 16..I also have to say that I have ingrown hairs so those have got to go!! THANKS!!!=)
Asked by Crystal - Fri Jul 3 03:34:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. the price does differ from different salons but mine costed over $100. so good luck
Answered by emily - Fri Jul 3 03:53:24 2009

Can someone recommend me a really good spa where they give great brazilian waxes in NYC?
Q. Can someone recommend me a really good spa where they give great brazilian waxes in NYC?
Asked by Cwete - Fri Mar 26 17:03:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. rosangela spa , Dyanna Body & Nail Salon .
Answered by Alucard - Fri Mar 26 17:09:03 2010

How are waxes made and what function do they serve?
Q. I have a test coming up and I need to know how/what structures make waxes (as they relate to biology). I don't know the answer but I would guess sebaceous glands???
Asked by hsoxel - Mon Oct 5 18:22:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Waxes are lipids to which long chain hydrocarbons or alcohols are attached; there are a lot of groups that can be attached to make different kinds of waxes. Biologically, waxes are usually found as cleaners (like the wax formed in your ears) or to prevent water loss (like the waxy cuticle formed on the surface of many leaves). Sebaceous glands produce oils.
Answered by Asst Prof - Mon Oct 5 18:34:27 2009

How much do they actually wax in brazillian waxes?
Q. I have never gotten a Brazilian wax and i think its time, i get ingrown hairs when i shave and im tired of it! But since ive been shaving i feel like i have a lot of hair growing on my labia and down there... how much/where do they actually get to to wax off?
Asked by psych_minded - Mon Mar 31 16:14:46 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. As much as you want taken off... Waxes "down there" come in 4 categories. Bathing suit/bikini wax--you bring your suit and your waxer makes sure you are hair free everywhere that shows. Traditional Brazillian--basically takes off everything a thong would show. The "Playboy"--is a traditional Brazillian, but also cleans up the labia and the entire backside, not just what would show if you were standing. Called this because this is the wax/shaving style most commonly seen in gentlemen's mags. The "Kojak"--I hope this one is self explanatory. You have to get into some pretty interesting and if you embarrass easy, embarrassing positions. And yes, I'm sorry, it does hurt. Get a waxer with plenty of experience, preferably one that uses… [cont.]
Answered by Dominique P - Mon Mar 31 16:38:36 2008

Any ladies out there get Brazilian waxes?
Q. I am interested in getting my first Brazilian wax. I currently shave and am completely bare- and I'm getting tired of it. I've looked up a lot of information about how the wax is actually performed. My question is, what do you do between waxes? Do you shave to keep it up? Pluck? Or just simply let it grow until it is long enough to get waxed again?
Asked by Claire - Tue Oct 28 11:13:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi---I have been getting a wax for 8 years now. I am 28 and will never shave there again. I wax about every 6 to 8 weeks. By that time the hair us about 1/8 inch. I have really sparse hair there now. The more you wax the finer it returns and less dense. My boyfriend just loves it. Good luck. Jimmie Go to these web pages where I buy my lingerie. They have some tips on waxing.
Answered by Jimmie - Thu Oct 30 21:38:45 2008

Ladies! Have any of you had success with at professional at home waxes?
Q. there are ones that you can buy the wax warmers and waxes in certain beauty stores, i tried years back but got horrible razor burn! i was thinking of trying again because maybe i was doing something wrong then. anyone try this?
Asked by toolate - Sat Feb 9 08:23:06 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. buy the honey wax with the warmer but use baby powder first before applying the wax works great
Answered by Barb S - Sat Feb 9 08:34:42 2008

What are some good, cheap facial hair waxes that are well-suited for sensitive skin?
Q. My face is oily in some spots, and dry in others, and both are to the extremes. Any waxes that can accommodate both?
Asked by Heeds - Wed Apr 4 18:46:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I have the same skin type and I use Nair Ready-to-Use Face Wax Strips for my upper lip. Convenient because you can warm it by rubbing your hands together.
Answered by Lyndsi - Wed Apr 4 18:54:44 2007

How long do you leave it between waxes?
Q. Got my first brazilian wax on the weekend. How long do you leave it between waxes: hwo long does the hair have to grow Does the hair grow faster down there than leg/ pit hair?
Asked by Virginie C - Sun Mar 8 05:10:31 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. the therapist who did it should be able to advise u but i think its 6 weeks approx depending how fast yr hair grows. it has to be a certain length to be able to do it successfully.
Answered by Bren - Sun Mar 8 05:19:41 2009

Ladies do you find it unattractive when a man waxes his eyebrows?
Q. I don't do it (honestly) but my brother does it quite often and I have to say that he looks a lot more feminine as opposed to when he has his hairy bush brows. So women does it turn you off when a guy grooms his eyebrows like some women do or do you find it to be clean and well kept?
Asked by MorPed - Sat Nov 28 03:08:34 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I wouldn't like it, it looks fake. Be natural.
Answered by Amanda Pwns - - Sat Nov 28 03:16:44 2009

What's the difference between polymer waxes and carnauba waxes?
Q. I believe these are the two major types of waxes on the market. Which one would you say is a better choice and why? Also, is it possible to have a wax that is both a polymer and carnauba wax. I believe my Eagle One NanoWax is just that.
Asked by Gregory D - Sun Oct 4 16:27:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. polymer = sealant= man made carnuaba = wax= naturally made sealants tend to last longer while carnuabas tend to give a better shine a lot of people first use a sealant then top it with a wax so, possible to have them combined, no possible to have the characteristics of them combined, thats up to opinion
Answered by KB - Sun Oct 4 16:43:57 2009

Can you apply hair sprays or waxes after when applying an Leave-in Conditioner?
Q. I heard you cant use hair sprays or any other styling product if you've applied a leave in conditioner. Is that true?
Asked by Eclipse - Tue Mar 23 12:38:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Absolutely. The leave in conditioner plus a hairspray (or any other finisher) will give you the best due of your life when using the right technique and amount.
Answered by murph_ltt - Tue Mar 23 12:41:03 2010

What is a good way to remove pesticides and other chemicals and waxes, etc. off of fruit and vegetables?
Q. I understand that you can use greatly diluted mild vegetable-based soaps such as Dr. Bronner's soap, but that isn't available here. I do have access to a wide variety of chemicals however. i *seriously doubt* cold water would do it, since pesticides and waxes are designed to not wash off when the plants are watered or it rains...see the problem? i want to use some kind of soap or something that will dissolve the chemicals...and you can't scrub something like broccolli or artichokes...
Asked by b m - Mon Nov 9 05:05:35 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments