Can the Back sack and crack be done with austrailan body care wax. One of the lads at work has asked me to do it him, however never done this before. Is there any videos out there or treatment plans to follow? I wont be doing this for clients but thought its worth a bash on one of the staff lol.

One of the girls used to work in a salon where they did it but never did it or seen it done personally. She said that they had to advise men before they got it dont that sometimes people get an erection and this may be normal however if they tried any funny business they would be in toruble. Is this normal practice?

Mx

You would be better to ask Kim or Andy if the wax you use is suitable,
but i would advise if you have not been trained to do intimate waxing do not try it out on anyone without training as when you rip off the wax you can also rip skin off in this very delicate area,
and for your sake and your victims sake the only thing you want to see on that strip of wax when you rip it off is hair and nothing else iykwim

I do have to say this has been fun ...however I am absolutly asounded with you wax geeks...what a fantastic job you guy's do got to take my hat off to you for two reasons

1) the job itself you guy's do

2) Wax geeks seem to be way ahead of all the other geek's(skin,nail,hair etc) in providing a service to the male sector which as we all know is a growing one and one which we should all be inspired by your efforts in tapping into..again well done!!!

By the way I have been doing a bit of home work on the issue male intimate waxing...now I know us guy's are more "mechanicle" in our nether regions compared to you ladies(and im not talking about fixing the car here) but what's this I hear about the "totem pole" effect with the guy's jobbies when your waxing around this area,...I am lead to beleive this "totem pole" effect does actually make the hair removal easier...is this true and if so what do your hubbie's/partners think of you offering this service?

Aha Collin, I can see you are referring to the effect that the physicists among us may refer to as "Hooke's Law" - which I would say is probably not as advantageous to the waxing process as you might think. For starters, it would make it virtually impossible to get to the hair just above the "totem pole" at the bottom of the belly. Secondly, it's perfectly feasible for the owner of the "totem pole" to pull it taut for waxing its underside rather than having to rely on hydrodynamics

I absolutley love this buisness and learning something usefull each day I log onto this forum

Thanks for the info Ruth although you'v just gone and got my mind working in overdrive mode now tst tst tst ...

So tell me...if the unfortunate guy does somehow suffer from the "Hooke's Law" effect and when he gets up from the treatment I guess he has to be very carefull not to knock over your favorite vase sitting on the table next to him...or do you anticipate this and put all vases at high level well out of harms way

LOL, "Hooke's Law" actually describes the extension of a spring when tension is applied to it - something along the lines of T = k * delta x / l - so the extension is proportional to the tension

I would imagine that the gentleman in question would have to be *particularly* well-endowed in the totem-pole department to be able to knock a vase over from several paces - or just particularly clumsy lol...

this is exactly wha I love about this site...such wonderfull information for us all to take in and pass onto others......

Tell me though was this a theory developed by Zebady(guess i spelt that wrong hey) from magic roundabout

Nope - I think it was a girl in my GCSE physics class who suggested this alternate application of Hooke's Law - way back in 1990 or thereabouts

You wax geeks just amaze me ...you really have a fantastic prespective on offering a wonderfull service to the male market...pat on the back guy's...we should all really take a leeson from you .

My reason for offering male braz waxes is none of the above. I simply do it because they want it done. To me, gender plays no part.... it's skin and hair.... simple as that.

And it is no more painful for a man to get waxed than a woman. However, men tend not to have as high of a pain tolerance.

Of course we do ...its just that you ladies get colds and us guy's get the flu..

And after all why do we need to have high pain tolerence as you have the babies....


All us guy's need to do to cure the pain in our lives is put on our ear defenders when you ladies come out with the term"can we have a little chat when we get home honey"

lol..... so very true!. I have a friend who was married to a man for years, and then suddenly came out of the closet. Once she was in her first relationship with a woman she said she had a deeper appretiation for her ex-hubby now that she had seen the mental stuff us woman can put a partner through.... lol

mmmm I guess it would be fair to say that you ladies do indeed have a higher pain threshold over shorter periods of time where as us guy's do in fact have a lower one but we are capable of sustaing pain over a much longer period of time...your freinds partners route is quiet radicle although wearing ear defenders really does help also and means we can keep wearing the same clothes

Now I really am getting scared..this is getting far to close for comfort..

I wish the mod's would just close this thread down so I can sleep at night without the nightmares you guy's are giving me

Where are they when you need them....hello any mod's out there..help!!!

It's really not so bad! As long as (in my experience) you get it done on the sensitive areas with hot wax rather than strip wax. OK it does hurt a bit, but is worth it for the lovely smoothness you get afterwards!