I wanna try sugar waxing, but i'm wondering... if i pull it off slowy, instead of like really fast, will it still work? thanks!Does waxing hurt? Like for hair removal?
yes it does hurt and u have to do it really fast but it works it keeps hair out for more than 5 weeks, slow won't help so do it fastDoes waxing hurt? Like for hair removal?
Don't pull it off slowly, it won't work properly and only hurt more. Pull it off really quickly, but I should warn you it still hurts. For me and my friends, the pain did not numb after wards, actually think it got worse. If you get wax, get one that is already on the strip; less messy and I think they work better. I don't think I'll wax again, I'd rather just shave or use hair removal cream.
it hurts less if you get it done, more if you do it yourself. and no, it doesnt work if you do it slow. but the good thing is the faster you do it, the faster you get the pain over with.
yeah
it hurts
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Threading hair removal - better than waxing ?
i thinking about getting my eyebrows threaded and would like to know if its betterthan waxing ?
how long before it grows back ?
does it grow back thicker/darker ?
do you get in grown hairs ?
and any other info you can give me - thanks in advance xThreading hair removal - better than waxing ?
yes threading is better than waxing, the hairs dont tend 2 grow bak so quick and ive never known ppl 2 get in-grown hairs either hun so go for it, also its alot alot alot less painful lol =]
gd luck xThreading hair removal - better than waxing ?
im a beautician, and threading doesnt really do a good job like the waxing does, and yea its true that you dont get ingrowing hairs, and no it doesnt grow back thicker or darker,
and for time for growin bk really its same as waxing as either way the hair is being pulled from the root., it is worth trying it once as diff people have diff opinions, but my clients always prefer the waxing, i rarely get clients tht want the threading.
hope this has helped you
Threading is far better, the reason a beautician may tell you different is that many can't do it.
You get a lovely shape, hardly any redness and no ingrowing hairs. I find that it lasts longer than waxing. Also the shape is so perfect that it is easy to maintain long term by removing stray hairs with tweezers.
how long before it grows back ?
does it grow back thicker/darker ?
do you get in grown hairs ?
and any other info you can give me - thanks in advance xThreading hair removal - better than waxing ?
yes threading is better than waxing, the hairs dont tend 2 grow bak so quick and ive never known ppl 2 get in-grown hairs either hun so go for it, also its alot alot alot less painful lol =]
gd luck xThreading hair removal - better than waxing ?
im a beautician, and threading doesnt really do a good job like the waxing does, and yea its true that you dont get ingrowing hairs, and no it doesnt grow back thicker or darker,
and for time for growin bk really its same as waxing as either way the hair is being pulled from the root., it is worth trying it once as diff people have diff opinions, but my clients always prefer the waxing, i rarely get clients tht want the threading.
hope this has helped you
Threading is far better, the reason a beautician may tell you different is that many can't do it.
You get a lovely shape, hardly any redness and no ingrowing hairs. I find that it lasts longer than waxing. Also the shape is so perfect that it is easy to maintain long term by removing stray hairs with tweezers.
Can you wax hair if it is about 1/8 of an inch?
Or is that too short? I have Sally Hansen Microwavable Wax, if that means anything.Can you wax hair if it is about 1/8 of an inch?
That should be fine. Just test a little bit and if it doesn't work, wait a few more days.Can you wax hair if it is about 1/8 of an inch?
I think it depends on the thickness, too. It IS too short if it's really thin, though. It might not come off, leaving you in pain. I'd wait a couple days first, just to be safe.
Good luck!~
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yeah but you probably shouldnt
yes but it will hurt ALOT
yes
That should be fine. Just test a little bit and if it doesn't work, wait a few more days.Can you wax hair if it is about 1/8 of an inch?
I think it depends on the thickness, too. It IS too short if it's really thin, though. It might not come off, leaving you in pain. I'd wait a couple days first, just to be safe.
Good luck!~
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yeah but you probably shouldnt
yes but it will hurt ALOT
yes
Does waxing your upper lip hair come back more visible?
when your hair grows back is it more visible, longer. where people can tell that you have oneDoes waxing your upper lip hair come back more visible?
~~No, and constant waxing can actually retard growth over time.~~Does waxing your upper lip hair come back more visible?
yes especially if you have dark hair. the hair follicles are different on your lip then the rest of your body. It comes back thicker. do it if u need to but make sure to keep it up.
People say that it does but whenever or wherever I have had something waxed you can't tell.
Nope. That is a myth.
no
~~No, and constant waxing can actually retard growth over time.~~Does waxing your upper lip hair come back more visible?
yes especially if you have dark hair. the hair follicles are different on your lip then the rest of your body. It comes back thicker. do it if u need to but make sure to keep it up.
People say that it does but whenever or wherever I have had something waxed you can't tell.
Nope. That is a myth.
no
Is it true that if you wax often, your hair doesnt grow back?
is it true if you wax your legs and upper lip area quite often (like every week or so), the hair will stop growing back after a few years of doing this? someone told me this..is it true?Is it true that if you wax often, your hair doesnt grow back?
idk but it's true for eyebrowsIs it true that if you wax often, your hair doesnt grow back?
No, but it can make your skin sag when you're older if you do it too much.
No, just eyebrows.
ive just heard it grows less..and thinner..but doesn't completely stop growing.
yeh my sister used to wax her legs a lot %26amp;%26amp; she has patches now where the hair doesn't grow backtopical cream
idk but it's true for eyebrowsIs it true that if you wax often, your hair doesnt grow back?
No, but it can make your skin sag when you're older if you do it too much.
No, just eyebrows.
ive just heard it grows less..and thinner..but doesn't completely stop growing.
yeh my sister used to wax her legs a lot %26amp;%26amp; she has patches now where the hair doesn't grow back
I never had a bikini wax and I have coarse hair. What type of wax is best and what is wax ';ettiquette';?
How do you dress for a bikini wax? Do you wear a thong or regular underwear or does it matter? What goes on during a bikini wax?I never had a bikini wax and I have coarse hair. What type of wax is best and what is wax ';ettiquette';?
regular undies or a thong that you wouldn't mind getting a little bit of wax on.
if your hair is long, trim it as a courtesy to about a half inch in length. take an aspirin about 20 minutes before you go to help with the pain (it feels like a slap). the aesthetician will pull your underwear in depending on how much hair you want gone. you'll feel a fair bit of heat, they'll press the strip down and tear it off pretty fast, breathe in as they smooth the strip on and exhale as they take it off. they may have to go over the same spot twice (they'll just press the strip down quick and take it off), or go in with a pair of tweezers when it's over. they'll put some soothing lotiony stuff and maybe some baby powder. it might chafe and be red and painful for a few hours afterwards, but it should be fine by the next morning.
for a first timer i'd recommend a regular bikini wax if you just want to neaten yourself up, but if you want everything gone then you have to get a brazilian-be prepared for it to hurt!
good luck!
regular undies or a thong that you wouldn't mind getting a little bit of wax on.
if your hair is long, trim it as a courtesy to about a half inch in length. take an aspirin about 20 minutes before you go to help with the pain (it feels like a slap). the aesthetician will pull your underwear in depending on how much hair you want gone. you'll feel a fair bit of heat, they'll press the strip down and tear it off pretty fast, breathe in as they smooth the strip on and exhale as they take it off. they may have to go over the same spot twice (they'll just press the strip down quick and take it off), or go in with a pair of tweezers when it's over. they'll put some soothing lotiony stuff and maybe some baby powder. it might chafe and be red and painful for a few hours afterwards, but it should be fine by the next morning.
for a first timer i'd recommend a regular bikini wax if you just want to neaten yourself up, but if you want everything gone then you have to get a brazilian-be prepared for it to hurt!
good luck!
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