My girl friend hates body hair how do i wax it my self?

My girlfriend hate body hair how do i wax my legs arms back chest and privates?My girl friend hates body hair how do i wax it my self?
Some people just have more hair than others. If she wants you to start waxing it makes me wonder what she will want you do do next. If she wants your privates hairless it makes one wonder if she is looking for a child....My girl friend hates body hair how do i wax it my self?
Get yourself some 'nair' or similar hair removal cream, much less painfull and expensive than wax. what it does with regular use is destroy the hair root..and no more growth however! if your girlfriend is opposed to hair in your private areas ...I suggest..get a new friend.Do not use hair removal creams 'down there'.!!
Don't wax your privates, if it isn't done correctly, you can injure your self. Have her help you. It could be fun. Just go buy some body wax at a salon or somewhere like walmart.
Don't do it Jessica!
have her do it. turn it into a night. very cool
dont!!!! go get it done its worth it, and its not that expensive, if you do it yourself it will probably be streaky, and hurt.
if u r waxing for the first time do it in salon
Getting waxed is not gay! The only thing that would indicate that you are gay is being attracted to and forming relationships with members of the same gender as yourself. END OF STORY!!





To answer your question, don't even think of waxing yourself. Go to a salon and get an expert to do it for you. I would suggest starting off with just your back and shoulders and upper arms. Next time get your chest done as well and then move to legs and finally privates. It's not as excruciatingly painful as is often made out but to have whole body done when being waxed for the first time would be a bit of a shock.





Don't be ambarrassed about going to a salon - even the ones that look like they're quite female orientated are very likely to be used to dealing with men too.





Make sure you exfoliate the skin being waxed before and after treatment - but NOT immediately after, only once any redness and irritation has subsided. Get other before and after treatment skin care advice from the therapist.





Go for it - smooth rules!