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Q: Shaving???

I know it's probably TMI, but how are you ladies managing to shave down there once you can't really see anymore? I'm going in blind and just doing the shave and feel thing, but that isn't working that great. Lol! Ideas on getting a good job done? Haha!

This question was asked May. 4, 2014 8:27pm
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Answered by BabyHastings - May. 20, 2014 5:29pm

I am an esthetician at waxing spa. Trust me, we have seen it all. As long as you go to a rereputable place (no nail salons) the experience shouldn't be that traumatic. I wax at least one pregnant woman a week, and the earlier you start the easier it will be. The first one is the worst one, but after that the amount of hair that grows back is greatly reduced, so future waxes are much less painful. Good luck :)

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Answered by heathersampedro - May. 6, 2014 8:33pm

I have my husband do it for me thin i like in a mirror lol he does a good job

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Answered by JdiVito - May. 6, 2014 7:06pm

Siting/ laying down in the shower, legs open/prompt up on the edge of the tub worked for me.

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Answered by mrsamanda - May. 6, 2014 12:07am

All I can vision is them pulling my vagina open and putting hot ass wax on it and yanking! Not to mention when they get the back door area! Holy crap!!

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Answered by Krod0519 - May. 5, 2014 11:34pm

get it waxed!! I have been doing waxing for a few years, LOVE it, it is not the funnest experience ever but it's worth it and the more you go the less hair that is there and then it becomes easier.

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Answered by TeeinAZ - May. 5, 2014 8:27pm

I'm doing it bliind as well. I was thinking about getting a waxing done but, I've never done it and I heard you are a lot more sensitive there while pregnant, and no thank you on the pain. I figured it's only family that will see and my hubby will be at my head so I really don't care LOL.

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Answered by Bostonmama08 - May. 5, 2014 2:49pm

I used to just go at it blindly or use a mirror! If I could go back and do it again, I would have 100% gone in and got waxed a few weeks before my due date.

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Answered by Kitten90 - May. 5, 2014 2:44pm

Wish I had some advice but I'm essentially blind without my glasses so I always shave my feel and not sight lol

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Answered by mrsamanda - May. 5, 2014 1:46pm

I agree. There should be some mystery in a marriage. But, I agree. Some things just need to be done, and we are going through this together, so...

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Answered by emmapeal9 - May. 5, 2014 3:14am

The gal who does my brows offered to have me come in for a bikini wax. One about 6 weeks before my due date and then one closer to the big day. I've considered taking her up on it, but as I've never been waxed there, I'm a bit afraid.
Truth be told...the hubs took the beard trimmer (with a safe short attachment) to the downtown area and it's about time to do it again. I'll admit its a VERY intimate process and it took some time for me to stop laughing out of awkward-ness. But, he's always willing to help me and I appreciate it. I believe there SHOULD be a certain amount of mystery in my marriage, but right now we're going thru this family making business together, so I got over it and accepted my hub's assistance.

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