I had a client yesterday booked in for a lip and chin wax. I could see that she had quite a problem. She told me that she had been taking some medication for her epilepsy and this was one of the side effects. She had since been switched to another medication by her G.P but the problem had continued. I could see I was in trouble before I even started the treatment, as the client was clutching the sides of the couch in terror (even though she has been having this area waxed for 3 years at another salon) she told me that she couldn't get on with the other salon as she was uncomfortable with the therapist. Then she asks 'could you give me a general anaesthetic?' The hair was so coarse and tough I couldn't remove them all, her chin was going quite red so I couldn't keep going over it!! I decided to tweeze the remaining hairs - 'I've never had a pair of tweezers near me in my life' she says!!!!!! 'Don't worry' I say as I go in quick to remove the offending hairs before she can get in a further panic. She was quite happy when she left and even gave me a tip but I wasn't satisfied with what I had done really. Any advice guys on how to tackle really tough facial hair?
p.s She was last waxed 8 weeks ago
Thanking you in advance
p.s She was last waxed 8 weeks ago
Thanking you in advance