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Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products? From: MB (anonymous@obgyn.net) Tue, 23 Apr 2002 15:09:58 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Holly: "Re: My Begging via PCOS" Previous message: Jennifer: "Re: Has anyone had laser treatment on their legs?" In reply to: Jennifer: "Re: What Happens Next??" Next in thread: jodi: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?" Reply: jodi: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?" Reply: jodi: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?" At Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Renee wrote: > >Try going to a salon for a professional wax. They'll get everything, and be >able to see the area better than you can. > >Renee Not an option. I can't afford it and I'm an asthmatic who reacts severely to the perfumes and chemicals that taint the air in salons. I don't even go to get my hair cut -- just wear a simple style that I can trim myself. What do they do differently in order to get everything? -- MB Next message: Holly: "Re: My Begging via PCOS" Previous message: Jennifer: "Re: Has anyone had laser treatment on their legs?" In reply to: Jennifer: "Re: What Happens Next??" Next in thread: jodi: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?" Reply: jodi: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?" Reply: jodi: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?"

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