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30-04-08, 01:52 PM
I've always been waxed when I'm pregnant and for me the most important appointment is just before the birth.
If someone's going to be examining my 'lady garden' I want it well pruned. Just try to ensure she's in a comfortable position when being waxed, I'm currently 31 wks pregnant and can't lie on my back unless I'm well propped up. Try to wax her a few days before the c section if possible so the skin has time to recover. |
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30-04-08, 09:43 PM
No problem waxing but make sure she doesn't lay flat for longer than 20 mins as it can stop oxygen getting to the baby. In reality though, a pregnant woman would naturally move about to get comfortable anyway. xxx
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30-04-08, 09:48 PM
I've found the same, no problems ever waxing anyone who's been pregnant...I even once had a lady in who was overdue, and so desperate to start her contractions off that she came in for a bikini wax! Think she was hoping to shock herself into labour!!! (Don't know whether it worked though...!)
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30-04-08, 10:36 PM
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I know recommendations change all the time so thought i would ask. x |
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30-04-08, 11:16 PM
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Just a note though.. I had to have a C-sec with my last baby and had to be completely hair free over the pubic bone which is just below the c-sec line. Maybe she would want this hair removing too while you are doing the bikini? |