Epilators

[Mulholland Drive]

no they just make you so funny poses sometimes lol. One woman I want to made me get on all fours, and spread my ass cheeks with my hands if you don’t want your back door doing just tell her and it’ll be fine. I like it all gone though

but yes you go into a private room! Enjoy your tea

Thanks I will, you cow!

 

[CherryAcid]

I have epilated for over 15 years now and although I epilate the sides of my bikini area, theres no way I would use one to take it all off, i think your bits are way to delicate for it. I would buy brazillian wax but if youre not used to doing it you could bruise yourself quite badly. Could you book yourself in for a wax after lockdown? There is that hair removal cream I keep seeing specifically for the delicate areas down there thats got good reviews, the name escapes me but I know Superdrug sell it.

 

[petitspois]

I did have a Philips Lumea at one point and, despite the amazing reviews, it did absolutely nothing for me.

 

[Mulholland Drive]

That would be me. Ended up with chemical burns between my bum cheeks from Veet.

I hope I don't end up walking down the High Street like a demented chicken after I've been done!

I take it I'll be able to sit in my car afterwards?

 

[Scorpihoe]

Mines £32 I think for hot wax

 

[Scorpihoe]

Unfortunately I live in the middle of nowhere in the Lake District. Which is very nice for the peace and quiet, but a PITA for things like shopping and other services. There's 3 salons I tried. One was booked out until the new year, the other wasn't picking up the phone. And this third one I got lucky with a booking.

I do miss living in the big city with so much choice. But hey ho.

do you ever get scared living in the lake distract? Sounds weird but I get worried that if I live somewhere remote that it’ll take ages for an ambulance to get to me

I love the city though, so much choice on Deliveroo

 

[Scorpihoe]

It took me about 10 minutes hanging on the phone to get through to the salon. They said the lockdown restrictions were being lifted today and that they could now open for business. But they were getting swamped with phone calls trying to get a booking (They don't have a website)

are they the only place nearby? Maybe that’s why they’re so busy. My place is pretty good, I live in a big city so there are tons of places, but I really like this particular one! I also went for hot wax

 

[Mulholland Drive]

are they the only place nearby? Maybe that’s why they’re so busy. My place is pretty good, I live in a big city so there are tons of places, but I really like this particular one! I also went for hot wax

Unfortunately I live in the middle of nowhere in the Lake District. Which is very nice for the peace and quiet, but a PITA for things like shopping and other services. There's 3 salons I tried. One was booked out until the new year, the other wasn't picking up the phone. And this third one I got lucky with a booking.

I do miss living in the big city with so much choice. But hey ho.

 

[Mulholland Drive]

I am thinking of going "bald" down below, but am not sure of the best method?

Currently I keep my pubic hair trimmed with an epilator, which is great as it's easy and doesn't create itching.

But now I'd like to be go hairless for awhile, but am unsure about using the epilator. Neither do I want to try a razor as I'm not all that confident about being able to see where I need to cut so to speak.

Really don't fancy waxing either, unless there's no other choice.

Has anyone tried an epilator for that bald look? And will it cause itching/rashes (should I use a moisturiser afterwards?)

Thanks

 

[Mulholland Drive]

One more question. How much are we looking at? £20? £30?

 

[Mulholland Drive]

Wear cotton knickers. Think I’d worn something Lacey first time. Major regrets!

I quite often wear cottons during winter, so no worries there.

Think I'll wear a dress or skirt rather than jeans or slacks too

 

[Mulholland Drive]

Great, thanks. I'll make a couple of calls tomorrow and see if I can get a booking in the next week or so.

One very last question: does it itch afterwards? Will I need a moisturizer?

 

[Greencatfysh]

One more question. How much are we looking at? £20? £30?

£35-£40 for a hot wax where I live. Depends really!

 

[Mulholland Drive]

Okay, looks like I'll seek out a waxer. Although given where I live in the Lake District they're in short supply, especially ones that are still closed due to lockdown.

No huge rush really. But thanks for the tips