Thoughts, stories, and insights from M.E. Nesser
“The shoemaker’s children always go barefoot” That’s how I felt when I realized I needed a wax this weekend. So yesterday I went to the salon & waxed myself. As I walked out of Mark & M.E., I felt like celebrating. There’s something about a Brazilian that makes you feel so good!
Please refrain from using moisturizing soaps after your wax. In fact, we’d prefer if you never used them on your bikini area. The moisturizers will clog your pores – increasing your risk of ingrown hairs and irritation.
Please don’t get drunk before your Brazilian Wax. Alcohol thins your blood, lowers your resistance, increases your risk of bruising, and can cause your skin to become more irritated. Getting a Brazilian is definitely cause for celebration so save the cocktails for after the service!
Getting high prior to your wax is not a good idea: It dehydrates your skin, which makes your hair more resistant to extraction, the process more painful, and your skin more irritated. It can also make you paranoid. You’d never believe the countless women over the years who were freaked out that I was going to wax off their precious bud. So please save the bud for after!
After you get rid of your 70’s bush, slip on some 80’s pants. Tight pants can irritate your skin after you get a Brazilian. Loose is the way to go! Another helpful hint from your friends at Mark and M.E. and Wax It All!!!
Ok my friends, spring is here and the temperatures are rising. Please make sure to drink a lot of water before your wax. It’ll make your hair come out easier and you’ll be less irritated after!
Memorial Day is next weekend and you’d hate to look down and say “Oh shit, I didn’t go to
Mark and M.E.” Don’t wait until the last minute; we are already very booked up!
I’m so happy spring is really here. We had a very fun, busy day at Mark and M.E. yesterday. And since my birthday was the same day as the royal wedding, I felt like a queen; Queen of the
Brazilian Wax that is!
About 20 years ago, I bought a case of disposable panties for my clients to wear when they got Brazilian waxes. I immediately discovered that covering the area I was supposed to work on made the service awkward. From that moment on, all waxes were done sans panties.
