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Comment by Summerr on February 18, 2012 at 10:37pm

Thanks Stephanie! I have nt ordered it yet but i am saving to get it! I just finished school a few months ago. I hope to order it soon it sounds like it will help me out a lot!

Comment by Stephanie G Laynes on February 18, 2012 at 10:23pm

I dont trim hair at all. Especially if we are already in the room. I usually suggest for them to trim it before the appointment but I prefer it long for complete removal. At least 1 inch. Summerr did you ever get our Secret Life of Brazilian Waxing DVD? We show waxing men and women with long hair using hard and soft wax. So we used REAL models with lots of hair!!

Secret Life of Brazilian Waxing DVD link:

http://www.ssmoothskinsupply.com/seliofbrwadv.html

Comment by Summerr on February 18, 2012 at 10:19pm

I need advice for brazilian waxing. Do you trim the hair if it is to long? If sources how do you trim?
Waxing long hair in this area makes me nervous! I have taken a class and watched a demo but the models have always had shorter sparse hair because they already wax.

Comment by Stephanie G Laynes on February 18, 2012 at 8:45pm

Hi Liz,

What exactly are you having issues with? I know you purchased the Se-Brazil Seven have you used it yet? Remember to use cotton strips for removal and not pellon, it just wont work as well. Prep pads and Calm Serum are so important for prep and post wax products.

Comment by Lizabeth Kristiansen on February 18, 2012 at 8:41pm

Hi Stephanie & Kim I would be intetested in the advice that was given because I've been having the same issues.
Thanks
Liz

Comment by Stephanie G Laynes on February 18, 2012 at 8:01pm

Hi Kim,

I just sent you a response and some suggestions. Remember no cream based waxes on a bikini/brazilian on coarse, curly hair. Also make sure you use cotton not pellon strips.

Happy Waxing!

Stephanie

Comment by Kimberly Dunnells on February 18, 2012 at 7:47pm

Hello, I just added waxing to my menu and I had an African American women come in for body waxing, I waxed her legs and arm pits with cream wax without any problems other than it was hard to see all of her hair, then I went to do a brazilian and the hair would not wax off. I started with cream wax, then tried hard wax and finally honey wax was the only one that worked. Her hair was very course and curly and she had very dry skin. I pre-cleansed, used baby powder then waxed. She didn't turn pink after waxing either like caucasion people do so I may have re-waxed some areas. Please give me some advice on how to do this in the future, what wax should I use and why do you think that hair would not wax off. I need to figure this out so I can be ready for future waxes.  Thank you

Comment by Stephanie G Laynes on December 18, 2011 at 6:39pm

Did you see our Se-Brazil Kit Contest on our facebook fanpage?? The winner will receive a FREE Seven 16oz can and my 7-min Brazilian Wax Tutorial DVD. Contest ends 12/23/11 Email us your names for this awesome kit to orders@ssmoothskinsupply.com

Comment by Stephanie G Laynes on December 6, 2011 at 9:09am

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Comment by Raquel Solis on November 15, 2011 at 9:38am

Your welcome Stephanie! I have so much fun learning your technique....I feel that Brazilian Waxing is a never ended story hehee! Every time " I think I have it down .... I'm not " ;D

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