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08-06-05, 08:33 AM
Just had a thought hun!! Try www.ellisons.com and then look under training!! I'm sure they do some thing thats about £100.00Tilly xx
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08-06-05, 09:03 AM
they only offer brazilian and not hollywood..... Can't believe it was Brazilian I thought I wanted..... It's definitely Hollywood training I want.....people are gonna be p'vd that I've put the wrong title......
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01-02-06, 04:49 AM
I'm totally confused by all these other terms for brazillian waxing. Maybe things are different here in Canada... Technically, a Brazillian means everything off...front and back... although if they leave a "landing strip" this is still considered a brazillian wax.
Lori Nestore from Eva's esthetics is an excellent wax instructor..she offers courses all over ... you can check her out here... http://evasesthetics.com/evas2/index.html she also sells a training video. I am also an instructor, however I'm in Canada. |
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