Brazilian Bikini Wax

Brazilian waxing refers to hair removal around the anus, perineum and vagina. To some people it means removing all the hair from the bikini area, and to others it means removing everything but a strip in the front. The Brazilian techniques has gained in popularity and involves removal of most hair from the bikini area, leaving only a  small strip of hair.You should do whatever makes you comfortable, whether it's a bare look,a more natural look or something in between.

It allows women to comfortably wear revealing swimwear and lingerie.

 To begin, the hair is snipped with scissors, if necessary, and then wax is applied a little at a time. The hair is removed and the procedure continues. The wax used for the procedure is  no-strip wax, meaning it is applied to the hair to be removed, it "shrink-wraps" around the hairs, and is pulled off after it dries. The wax is made for sensitive skin, so it's great for bikini / Brazilian waxing. While waxing, it's best to pull the skin tight, so you may be asked to help stabilize an area with your hand. Stray hairs may also be tweezed . After the hairs are removed,  first-aid solution containing lavender is applied to help soothe the area. It is a botanical solution. If you are allergic , you should not put the extracts on your skin.

 Please follow these guidelines to minimize irritation and possible break outs.

• Avoid the sun immediately after waxing and please wear sun screen; recently waxed areas are prone to hyper pigmentation (permanent darkening of the skin) if exposed to the sun.
• Avoid heavy exercise for at least 24 hours after waxing.
• Avoid tight clothing after waxing, especially in the waxed areas.Tight clothing may result in irritation and ingrown hairs.
• Do not use exfoliating products (AHAs,  scrubs, etc) and loofas for at least 24 hours after waxing as they might further irritate your skin.
• Avoid steam rooms, whirlpools and other heated sources for at least 48 hours.