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15-01-08, 12:27 PM
One reason could be that the hair is being broken off rather than pulled out of the root. However, this seem inlikely if this happens with every therapist. My advice to you would be to have your underarms waxed and DO NOTHING in between appointments. No shaving, tweezing, hair removal creams nothing. Make sure you go every 3/4 weeks and you'll find that the hair will start to weaken and you should get a cleaner finish.
Can you let us know how it goes? xxx |
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15-01-08, 12:33 PM
If you leave quite a long time between waxes do you shave or use a depilation cream cream?
If so, because hairs grow at different rates it could be that the new hair you are feeling was simply not long enough to be removed by the wax at the time so it will feel as though it has grown back quickly, although it's not necessarily the case. |
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15-01-08, 03:45 PM
no, I think it's as the brow queen suggests and that they are actually being broken off as opposed to being ripped out! I'm goi g to try and do as most of you suggest now and just try leaving it inbetween waxes (even if I do start looking like a yeti!) to see if that helps!!
thanks for your suggestions guys and I'll keep you posted (bet you can't wait!!!!) |