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Waxing Upper Lip
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Waxing the upper lip is next.
Everyone has a little or a lot of hair there. It
depends on the thickness and color if it is going to
noticeable or not. If it is not noticeable I would
leave it be. The reason why I say this is because
once you start messing with it you will be stuck
messing with it. Mine was never noticeable, and I
went to see my friend at the salon she worked at.
She was bored and was like, “Let’s wax your upper
lip”. I thought okay, I never thought of that
before. So, I let her. The problem is I never
noticed it before, and after she waxed it, I noticed
it. I could tell when it grew back. Other people
couldn’t but I could tell, and that is the worst. It
got to be a pain, going in and getting it waxed.
Finally, I just left it and have been fine. I never
want to do it again because then I will get stuck
doing it. Most people are lucky and just have the
“peach fuzz”, this is what I have. I do recommend
getting it waxed if the hair is darker and more
noticeable. Or, if it just bother you that much. It
is a quick and easy way to get rid of it, and it is
inexpensive. It will depend on where you go but it
will run you $10-$15 and up. |
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You need to watch where you go.
Like any waxing, you want to make sure you go to a
salon. A clean and well kept salon that has all of
their employees licensed in the state you are in.
They should be hanging on the wall or sitting on the
counter which the person works at. It is hard to get
a feel if the person knows what they are doing.
Hopefully you can figure it out before they start.
You might find out too late. My friend, who
obviously, I trust, screwed up one of my wax jobs.
She didn’t realize the wax was low in the warming
pot, so it was sitting there boiling and too hot to
be used, but she put it on me. I didn’t realize
anything was wrong until after the wax. What had
happened is the wax was too hot and burned my skin.
So, how embarrassing, it is right out there on my
face for everyone to see. And, who wants people to
know you wax your mustache? It scabbed over and
looked horrible. I just told everyone that I was
drinking hot cocoa and took a big gulp and it burned
my upper lip and I spilled it everywhere. I know
people probability knew I was full of crap but what
do I care? I would and have trusted her to do it
again, and the salon was nice. It just was a
mistake. You have to be prepared for those. That is
another reason why, if you can, leave the stash
alone. The skin is sensitive, so everything can be
done right and you might have red marks from
irritation or burns. Of all the options out there,
if it bothered me that much, I would still get it
waxed. It is the least expensive and will last for
about a month. How long it lasts will depend on you
and how fast the hair grows, also how long you can
go before it bothers you. If I had the money, I
would laser. |
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| When you sit in the chair, they
will first clean the area with a liquid cleaner.
They just wipe a wet cotton ball across the upper
lip. Then they will apply the wax and the cloth on
top of it, and pull it off. It will be done in 1-4
sections. After, they will apply some type of after
cream/gel/powder to the lip. This will stop the
irritation and help with redness and bumps. It only
takes about 5 minutes. You do not want to tan before
or after getting waxed. If you tan before you are
making your skin more sensitive and will likely get
burned or irritated. After will make the area red
and possibly cause you to burn as well, because the
skin is more sensitive. Also, be careful washing
your face after. Try not to get soap on it. This can
cause it to give you a burning sensation. If it
happens, rinse with cool water. Stay away from hot
or warm water, it doesn’t feel good. Do not put
astringents, zit creams, or lotions on the area.
This will only irritate it, making it worse, and
give you a burning sensation. If you do get burned
try to leave it alone. This is the best thing to do,
I have found out through experience. If you put
anything on it try aloe vera gel. This will burn
right away but that feeling will go away shortly
after. Do plan on the skin being red after for about
an hour. This is normal. Keep that in mind when
making plans after. You don’t want to go shopping
and have everyone staring at you. |
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