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shaving or waxing


Question Posted Tuesday June 20 2006, 12:56 pm

I know this might be gross.. but should i shave or wax my binki line? i know shaving is MUCH less painful but when im on vacation(i'm going to florida in a week)i dont want to be shaving down there every other day. i know waxing is painful, but im all for it, if it will get the job done. thanks i'll rattee!

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hopeihelped answered Wednesday June 21 2006, 2:41 pm:
Waxing might be a better option for the occasion, however, you do not need to continue to go waxing if you find it to be uncomfortable. Good luck.

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