Lil Linz
Well-Known Member
right, first off, im not a beauty therapist, but my grandma asked me about this so i thought id ask the experts :lol:
My grandma is diabetic and has tablets which control it. She used to have her chin waxed regulary at a home salon until earlier this year when the therapist closed her business. Since then she has been going to another salon in the area to have it done. When she went last month it had been taken over by someone else, and the same therapist who usually did the waxing, got her to fill a consultation card, then refused to do the treatment because shes slightly diabetic (even though she had done it before). She didnt give a reason why she waxing cant be done on diabetics, she just said she couldnt do it.
I was just wondering what reasons for not doing diabetics were and if it makes a difference if they are slightly or servere diabetic?
My grandma is diabetic and has tablets which control it. She used to have her chin waxed regulary at a home salon until earlier this year when the therapist closed her business. Since then she has been going to another salon in the area to have it done. When she went last month it had been taken over by someone else, and the same therapist who usually did the waxing, got her to fill a consultation card, then refused to do the treatment because shes slightly diabetic (even though she had done it before). She didnt give a reason why she waxing cant be done on diabetics, she just said she couldnt do it.
I was just wondering what reasons for not doing diabetics were and if it makes a difference if they are slightly or servere diabetic?