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[mljordan]

inspired by the Lourdes unibrow post below...

Would you allow your minor daughter to go to a salon and get a bikini or Brazilian wax? Why or why not?

Comments

[merlyn4401]

I know. Ouch.

[talonsage]

I found it much less painful than getting my legs waxed personally.

[mljordan]

I did it as a teen. I was a dancer and a gymnast, wearing a leotard on an almost daily basis and shaving that frequently was doing havoc on my skin.

[merlyn4401]

Nope. Well, I wouldn't take her and pay for it. But if she were 16 and had a job or whatever and wanted to do it, more power to her.

[mljordan]

It is likely that being 16 the salon would require your presence or signed consent.

[merlyn4401]

Then she probably wouldn't get one. :)

[paloma_n_regina]

so what is she supposed to wear to the beach, a snowsuit?

[spicycurvydiva]

No.

[muliebrity]

No
Nyet
Nein
Non
Nee

[mljordan]

Why not?

[muliebrity]

First, I can't imagine any reason a minor daughter of mine would need one done. It seems skeezy and inappropriate. Second, I think waxing is one of the worst methods of hair removal. If there was a compelling reason for her to have hair removal, she could choose another method.

[mljordan]

What's skeezy about not wanting any body hair? I shaved every inch of my body starting in middle school and was thrilled when my mom started letting me get waxed later on. It wasn't sexual; I didn't even have sex until years later.

What would you consider a better method of hair removal? Shaving and epilating have never done anything good for my skin.

[ayanamisama]

All of this.