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AsliC
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Joined: 17 December 2008
Location: Christchuch
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Posted: 02 February 2009 at 10:02pm |
I am planing to have it done, as when I do it myself it takes longer and I am in pain more. My only problem is finding a propper place where they can do in/out everywhere(sorry TMI). It is what I used to get done before, but here I am actually way too shy to ask the receptionist if they are doing a total clean up ???
Well if any of you know where I can have it in Chch please pm me
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coldfish
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Location: Nelson
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Posted: 02 February 2009 at 11:04pm |
Hi just PM'd you Asli, I recommend Total Body Concept in chch, I've had good results there.
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Ella1
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Posted: 03 February 2009 at 12:01am |
KitKat wrote:
Bugger waxing!!!! OUCH!
Waxing at the best of times sends me through the roof!- I think itd put me into labour!! |
If only! That'd be so worth the money.
Might just give it a try (as rash has cleared), and will let you guys know if it helps to get the baby out
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Ella1
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Posted: 04 February 2009 at 5:46pm |
Well, I had my wax yesterday. It wasn't that painful at all, and I feel much better for it. Just like I'm slightly human again.
Unfortunately it did not bring on labour. Bummer.
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Lanata
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Location: Auckland
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Posted: 04 February 2009 at 7:17pm |
wow, i think i'll just do a trim up as seem to be abit "swollen" down there too or pouty as DP says LOL
Is on my list for when the little one is out though
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AzzaNZ
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Location: North Shore
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Posted: 05 February 2009 at 3:30pm |
Hell no. Tried it a few times and it was too painful.
I viewed being pregnant as a good excuse to look like a Yeti. I'd cultivated a 70's style 'fro by the time I went to hospital
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MrsH
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Location: Porirua
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Posted: 05 February 2009 at 6:16pm |
I wax now and will continue to do so. The last thing I want is for the hospital staff to remember me as "that lady with the 70's power muff"....
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AsliC
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Posted: 11 February 2009 at 10:33pm |
Well after a long break of waxing I started as well. So I will have enough practice till the end of pregnancy. Although it is now little sore I know it will get easier and I feel clean :)
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kriss
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Posted: 18 February 2009 at 3:01pm |
I have been waxing for a few years and have been doing my own brazi for a couple of those, i'm a beauty therapist and find it less painful! My hair growth slowed during pregnancy, but I went to a friend to have it done at about 38wks. I wanted the hairs to have grown a mm or two past the skin by the time baby came, in case of irritation or stitches(last thing you want to worry about when the rest of that area is already sore after baby lol). Also not a fan of hair down there during AF so made things easier during the first couple of weeks post birth.
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peanut butter
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Posted: 18 February 2009 at 8:17pm |
After ending up with an emergency C-section and getting shaved....but not enough....and having my dressing ripped off (ouch) and then having to shave the area myself to put the new dressing on, I would recommend waxing first....LOL!!
It was the scariest thing, trying to shave around the scar when the area is numb
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