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09-02-08, 12:45 PM
I am a Sugar therapist which could be compared to waxing in the method, i have never encountered a client passing out through the pain and neither has a good friend of mine who has been practising for 15years or more.
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09-02-08, 02:16 PM
Hi Hun,
You have made me laugh...........Pain ??? What pain?????? On the serious side, no never happened to me, nor have I been near to passing out, even when I have been a model for waxing students. It is not pain......just mild discomfort........well that is my opinion. I wax my own legs, have done for years, but get my Hollywood done at another salon.....even that is not painful. So I don't think you will ever gat a fainter........maybe others have had them. I will watch this thread to see. Good luck. Lotsa luv x |
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09-02-08, 02:19 PM
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09-02-08, 05:58 PM
I haven't had anybody faint, but I have one client (sorry had one client, I have now flirted her) who is a right WIMP who always asks if we can stop half way through a leg wax for a cup of tea and she finds it sooo painful.
Me thinks not - I am there to earn a living not be a flamin' tea girl! |
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09-02-08, 06:10 PM
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Flirted her? Is that a Northern term? What does it mean? xxx |
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10-02-08, 05:36 PM
Flirted her? Is that a Northern term? What does it mean? xxx[/quote]
PMSL Kim, sorry "Flirted" is another way of saying got rid of and yes it is a northern term, well a Manchester one anyway. |
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