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Do you have stretch marks? If you do, your bikini wax experience may be very different compared to those who don’t.
When you accumulate stretch marks in your thighs and bikini area, your skin grows thinner and more sensitive. That’s because stretch marks are a separation in your skin tissue, which manifests when your skin gets stretched too far.
The more stretch marks you incur in any particular area of your skin and the thinner it becomes, the harder it will be to remove hair that grows from there. Because of the scantier skin, pulling on the strands causes a more intense and consuming pain.
If you have plenty of stretch marks, make sure to get in touch with your aesthetician before the session. Ask them about any preparations you can make before the scheduled time. Most likely, you’ll be told to exfoliate your bikini area right before coming in for the waxing and instructed to take an over-the-counter painkiller.
I’ll be honest. In my opinion, painless bikini waxes are downright impossible. Anytime you pull hair out of your body, especially one as sensitive as those nether regions, there’s bound to be some sting.
1. Experience. Experience, when it comes to something as intimate and potentially painful as a bikini wax, counts a lot. Like every other skill, well-worn hands can typically manage the waxing better, apart from being more sensitive to