AS you have advised..about brazilian wax..what if theres no one that does such waxing in the salons around here..should i try myself..is it safe..razor is good but the hair does not get completely removed..infact its there..pokey and itchy..and not at all smooth..i wish i could have such waxing here..i always wonder how those bikini models have such an ease of wearing bikinis and carry them well..its like, that part is like any other part of body which looks beautiful after waxing..peeps plz gimme some solution to this..aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh what to do ?? i want to have a smooth vagina too hahahaha..funny i know..but pls pls pls help..
If you decide to attempt waxing, you will need to find a home-waxing kit at your local store. You will also need to very, very careful not to get the wax INTO your vagina or it can cause infection. This is all up to you.
If you do not have a salon that does the Brazilian wax then I do suggest a method called sugaring. Sugaring, basically, takes off the hair shaft that is visible (nothing under the skin so it isn't going to be as smooth as a waxing but is cleaner than shaving with a razor). Your skin also will not be irritated as much if you choose do to the sugaring method. You can make the sugaring product yourself with home ingredients.
Pre-made sugar paste is sold under many brand names. Both professional and retail versions are available. Sugaring kits cost $25 - $40. Sugaring paste can be prepared with common household food items, such as sugar, lemon juice, honey or molasses. Getting the consistency correct takes some practice for most users.
INGREDIENTS
2 cups white sugar
1/4 cup lemon juice
1/4 cup water
Equipment: Candy thermometer
Combine the ingredients in a heavy saucepan, and heat on low using a candy thermometer. Watch the mixture very carefully so that it doesn't boil over. Stir constantly over a low flame until the sugar is a dark brown. Heat the mixture to 250 F on the candy thermometer; this is the hardball candy stage.
Remove from the heat and let cool enough to pour into a jar without breaking or melting the jar. (Note that this jar will be reheated in the future. Make sure it is safe for whatever form of reheating you plan to do—in the microwave, or in a pan of water.
Rip clean cotton fabric in 1-inch strips. Make sure the cotton isn't too coarsely woven.
This next step is very critical: Let the mixture cool enough so that it won't burn your skin. The first time I did this I didn’t let the blend cool enough and I burned myself! Test the mixture on the palm of your hand, knowing that is much tougher than the sensitive skin under your arms.
Using a dull knife or Popsicle stick, spread the cooled sugar onto your skin. Cover with the cloth strips, let set for a few minutes, and then rip off quickly as you would a bandage. Grab the fabric end and pull it off very quickly against the direction of the hair growth, ideally. It will hurt, but after awhile it's a lot less painful. Reheat the mix if it gets too hard to spread.
In the future you can reheat the mixture to a warm and not hot temperature (see above), and reuse. Note that reheating will thicken the paste.
It is said that if you continue sugaring over a long period of time that the hair will become less sparse and thinner growing. This being said, after a year of regular use you should see a noticeable difference in the amount of hair.
Remember to be careful to not get the sugaring solution into your vagina. Yeast thrives on sugar so if you get it into your vagina you can end up with a nasty yeast infection. If possible, see a professional waxer--if you can't, be careful when doing these things yourself.
I suggest doing this once or more before your wedding night so that you know the results and become experienced in sugaring yourself. I also suggest that you sugar yourself on your wedding morning or the night BEFORE the wedding so that on your wedding night you will be at your smoothest.
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