For wax (and shaving), I have been in several positions to make it easier for the work. Since you’ve done waxing already, you’ve dealt with the awkwardness of requesting this and doing it. Called around to find someone working on male braz and found one - it is becoming more common for the guys, but I think it is very often done for the ladies. I’m an American guy, but am going through this too. I like electrolysis and just want to ditch the razor for all areas apart from my legs. It was pretty uncomfortable and felt strange, but at least it was quick, unlike electrolysis.Īlso, is it feasible to have this many areas treated at once, or is it better to stagger things a bit? Will most therapists even agree to do it or do they find it too intimate? And for electrologists out there who do this, how is it actually done? I had the area waxed a couple of times as part of a Brazilian wax and I had to lie face down and hold my cheeks so they were spread. I know that a lot of women have hair here but don’t know how common it is to have it removed with electrolysis. I don’t mind the pain, I don’t mind the cost, it’s the embarrassment. This is the bit I’m most concerned about.

Every time I’ve tried waxing (whether I do it myself or go to a salon), my bikini line is covered in red welts within 48 hours, no matter how carefully I follow post-treatment advice, and some of these have left behind scars.Īnyway, the areas I want to have treated are eyebrows, upper lip, underarms, abdomen, bikini area (thighs and maybe a couple of cm inside the bikini line) and also the butt crack. My hair is too light for laser to work, and waxing, shaving and sugaring all give me horrific ingrown hairs. I would like to start treating other areas in the near future, as I think it’s the only hair removal solution for me. I am pretty hairy in some places and have been having electrolysis on my breasts and chin, and it is progressing as it should.

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