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Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products? From: jodi (anonymous@obgyn.net) Tue, 23 Apr 2002 16:04:52 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Jess: "Re: What Happens Next??" Previous message: jodi: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?" In reply to: MB: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?" Next in thread: Belle: "Re: What Happens Next??" ps - back to the sugaring wax... i had a mishap with it a while back. a few months ago, i was going to wax my legs... and i guess our microwave, which is usually flakey and doesn't heat things as fast as it should, was feeling pretty good that day... i expected the wax to be warn and it was boiling. i didn't realize this until i went to apply it, and if you've ever heated that stuff in the roll on bottle too hot, you'll know it spews out when you tip the bottle... so it poured down my leg, and raised quite a blister. i lost a good 1/2 inch by 4 inch section of skin. ironically enough, hair doesn't really grow on scar tissue... so you MIGHT say this product took care of my hair problem for good in that one spot. :-/ moral... be careful with that stuff. Next message: Jess: "Re: What Happens Next??" Previous message: jodi: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?" In reply to: MB: "Re: Waxing -- Techniques? Good Products?" Next in thread: Belle: "Re: What Happens Next??"

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