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Hello girls,
This week i've been called by a lady who wanted her armpits waxed. No prob, always happy to have new clients. I'm mobile, so when i arrived, i saw she was veeeeeeeeeeery pregnant. We had a nice conversation during the procedure and she didn't experienced a lot of pain. She is expecting de baby in four weeks, and she's quit large. It's her first, and when she goes to the hospital, by the time she's having the baby she wants to have all the hair down under removed : a hollywood. I'm trained to do that, but never done it to another person, exept for myself I realy want to do this, but don't know for shure if it's exeptable with pregnant women? Never been pregnant myself so don't know very well how te position her (if it's possible to do in pregnancy). By this way i wanted to know by other trained waxers if i should do this and if so, how (positions etc...) Many thanks!!! Saskia (i'm belgian, so don't mind my english???) |
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16-09-06, 12:07 PM
Yep Im with Babsann on this one. I would really be honest with her and tell her what it is going to be like, I think she might thank you for it. Personally I wouldn't do it because of the pain involved and I don't actually like the look of it (such a prude! lol) I think I would have to suggest a Brazillian. I would defo have a practise on someone else too if she want to go ahead with it.
My god the last thing I thought about when I was pregnant was to have a Hollywood! maybe a nice trim and do the sides but ooouuucchh! to a Hollywood. Let us know how it goes. K x |
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16-09-06, 12:44 PM
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16-09-06, 02:59 PM
Hi,
This isn't the first time she's having a Hollywood. I talked about it and she knows about the pain, and still she wants to go through with it. For the hairs between bums i think indeed it would be best if she was lying on her side. I also read trough te tutorial here about waxing and it says to use wax with strips. For the sensitive areas i always use hardwax without strips. Think i'm gonna go for that one, in my eyes it's alot less painful, no? The appointment is on september 30th. In that time i'm gonna try and find a victime to practise on Thanks for the advice!! |
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16-09-06, 04:50 PM
Tell her you will go to the hospital and wax her after shes had her epidural! she wont feel a thing lol. I would say that pregnant women can be more sensitive and bruise easier. Never having been pregant i cant say much about the pain. It may be slightly awkward to position her, and you will have to be careful when you are pulling the strips off that u dont knock her in the bump! As a general rule, if she has very dense thick hair, i would advise that she has it done a little bit at a time, ie have some one week, then in a fortnight a bit more, and so on (depending how much time she has left that is!!) If her hair isnt very thick and is quite sparse you shouldnt really have a problem taking it all off. or you could just do a bit on either side, then a bit more, keeping it equal on both sides till shes happy. then at least if she wants you to stop she wont be wonky! Saying that, i would still say you should try it on a few people first. pregnant ladies can be awkward to position and its awkward enuff anyway the first few times! x |
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16-09-06, 04:52 PM
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I woldnt really use this on their bum, would you like someone poking around with their fingers there? i wouldnt. at least using soft wax and a strip the strip is always in between the client and you. theres that barrier that they feel more comfortable with! I know alot of places prefer to use it as they say its better for the thicker hairs, but i wouldnt like the idea of not having that barrier! (myself, i cant see a difference, i get every last hair with my warm wax!) |
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16-09-06, 07:02 PM
I think hot wax can be too hot for the bottom,it can lead to the area being very sore afterwards.I am trained in both hot and warm wax but only use warm when doing a Hollywood.I would say that this method is fine and I dont have trouble removing all hairs with this method either.Good luck.Let us know how you get on.
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