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Subject: Waxing
What a visual!
ME :-)
A Waxing Story....funniest thing I've read in a long time!
All hair removal methods have tricked women with their promises of easy, painless removal - The epilady, scissors, razors, Nair and now...the wax. My night began as any other normal weeknight...
Come home, fix dinner, play with the kids. I then had the thought that would ring painfully in my mind for the next few hours: "Maybe I should pull the waxing kit out of the medicine cabinet." So I headed to the site of my demise: the
bathroom.
It was one of those "cold wax" kits. No melting a clump of hot wax, you just rub the strips together in your hand, they get warm and you peel them apart and press them to your leg (or wherever else) and you pull the hair right off.
No muss, no fuss. How hard can it be? I mean, I'm not a genius, but I am mechanically inclined enough to figure this out. (YA THINK!?!) So I pull one of the thin strips
out.
Its two strips facing each other stuck together. Instead of rubbing them together, my genius kicks in so I get out the hair dryer and heat it to 1000 degrees. ("Cold
wax," yeah...right!) I lay the strip across my thigh. Hold the skin around it tight and pull. It works! OK, so it wasn't the best feeling, but it wasn't too bad. I can do this! Hair removal no longer eludes me! I am She-rah, fighter of all wayward body hair and maker of smooth skin
extraordinaire.
With my next wax strip I decide to move north. After checking on the kids, I sneak back into the bathroom, for the ultimate hair-fighting championship.
I drop my panties and place one foot on the toilet. Using the same procedure, I apply the wax strip across the right side of my bikini line, covering the right half of my
vagina and stretching down to the inside of my butt cheek. (Yes, it was a long strip)
I inhale deeply and brace myself.........RRRRIIIPPP!!!! I'm blind!!! Blinded from pain!!!!.... OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!! Vision returning, I notice that I've only managed to pull off half the strip. CRAP!!! Another deep breath and RRIIPP!! Everything is swirly and spotted.
I think I may pass out...........must stay conscious...Do I hear crashing drums???
Breathe, breathe...OK, back to normal.
I want to see my trophy - a wax covered strip, the one that has caused me so much pain, with my hairy pelt sticking to it. I want to revel in the glory that is my triumph over
body hair. I hold up the strip! There's no hair on it.
Where is the hair??? Oh shoot,
WHERE IS THE WAX??? Slowly I ease my head down, foot still perched on the toilet.
I see the hair. The hair that should be on the strip. I touch. I am touching wax. CRAP!
I run my fingers over the most sensitive part of my body, which is now covered in cold wax and matted hair. Then I make the next BIG mistake.......remember my foot is still
propped up on the toilet.
I know I need to do something. So I put my foot down. DAMN!!!!!!!! I hear the slamming of a cell door. Vagina? Sealed shut! Butt? Sealed shut! I penguin-walk around the
bathroom trying to figure out what to do and think to myself "Please don't let me get the urge to poop. My head may pop off!" What can I do to melt the wax?
Hot water!! Hot water melts wax!! I'll run the hottest water I can stand into the bathtub, get in, immerse the wax-covered bits and the wax should melt and I can gently wipe it off, right???
*WRONG!!!!!!!*
I get in the tub - the water is slightly hotter than that used to torture prisoners of war or sterilize surgical equipment - I sit. Now, the only thing worse than having your nether regions glued together, is having them glued together and then glued to the bottom of the tub...in scalding hot water. (Which, by the way, doesn't melt
cold wax.)
So, now I'm stuck to the bottom of the tub as though I had cement-epoxied myself to the porcelain!! God bless the man who had convinced me a few months ago to have a
phone put in the bathroom!!!!! I call my friend, thinking surely she has waxed before and has some secret of how to get me undone. It's a very good conversation starter!
"So, my butt and who-ha are glued together to the bottom of the tub!" There is a slight pause. She doesn't know any secret tricks for removal but she does try to hide her
laughter from me. She wants to know exactly where the wax is located, "Are we talking cheeks or hole or who-ha?" She's laughing out loud by now.....I can hear her. I
give her the rundown and she suggests I call the number on the side of the box. YEAH!!!! Right!!
I should be the joke of someone else's night! After we go through various possible solutions, I resort to scraping the wax off with a razor. Nothing feels better then to
have your girlie goodies covered in hot wax, glued shut, stuck to the tub in super hot water and then dry-shaving the sticky wax off!!
By now the brain is not working, dignity has taken a major hike and I'm pretty sure I'm going to need Post-Traumatic Stress counseling for this event. My friend is still talking
with me when I finally see my saving grace....the lotion they give you to remove the excess wax. What do I really have to lose at this point? I rub some on and OH MY God!!!!! The scream probably woke the kids and scared the dickens out of my friend. It's sooo painful, but I really don't care because "IT WORKS!! It works !!"
Thank God!! I get a hearty congratulations from my friend and she
hangs up.
I successfully remove the remainder of the wax and then notice to my grief and despair....THE HAIR IS STILL THERE.......ALL OF IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. So I recklessly
shave it off.
Heck, I'm numb by now. Nothing hurts. I could have amputated my own leg at this point. Next week I'm going to try hair color......
What a visual!
ME :-)
A Waxing Story....funniest thing I've read in a long time!
All hair removal methods have tricked women with their promises of easy, painless removal - The epilady, scissors, razors, Nair and now...the wax. My night began as any other normal weeknight...
Come home, fix dinner, play with the kids. I then had the thought that would ring painfully in my mind for the next few hours: "Maybe I should pull the waxing kit out of the medicine cabinet." So I headed to the site of my demise: the
bathroom.
It was one of those "cold wax" kits. No melting a clump of hot wax, you just rub the strips together in your hand, they get warm and you peel them apart and press them to your leg (or wherever else) and you pull the hair right off.
No muss, no fuss. How hard can it be? I mean, I'm not a genius, but I am mechanically inclined enough to figure this out. (YA THINK!?!) So I pull one of the thin strips
out.
Its two strips facing each other stuck together. Instead of rubbing them together, my genius kicks in so I get out the hair dryer and heat it to 1000 degrees. ("Cold
wax," yeah...right!) I lay the strip across my thigh. Hold the skin around it tight and pull. It works! OK, so it wasn't the best feeling, but it wasn't too bad. I can do this! Hair removal no longer eludes me! I am She-rah, fighter of all wayward body hair and maker of smooth skin
extraordinaire.
With my next wax strip I decide to move north. After checking on the kids, I sneak back into the bathroom, for the ultimate hair-fighting championship.
I drop my panties and place one foot on the toilet. Using the same procedure, I apply the wax strip across the right side of my bikini line, covering the right half of my
vagina and stretching down to the inside of my butt cheek. (Yes, it was a long strip)
I inhale deeply and brace myself.........RRRRIIIPPP!!!! I'm blind!!! Blinded from pain!!!!.... OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!! Vision returning, I notice that I've only managed to pull off half the strip. CRAP!!! Another deep breath and RRIIPP!! Everything is swirly and spotted.
I think I may pass out...........must stay conscious...Do I hear crashing drums???
Breathe, breathe...OK, back to normal.
I want to see my trophy - a wax covered strip, the one that has caused me so much pain, with my hairy pelt sticking to it. I want to revel in the glory that is my triumph over
body hair. I hold up the strip! There's no hair on it.
Where is the hair??? Oh shoot,
WHERE IS THE WAX??? Slowly I ease my head down, foot still perched on the toilet.
I see the hair. The hair that should be on the strip. I touch. I am touching wax. CRAP!
I run my fingers over the most sensitive part of my body, which is now covered in cold wax and matted hair. Then I make the next BIG mistake.......remember my foot is still
propped up on the toilet.
I know I need to do something. So I put my foot down. DAMN!!!!!!!! I hear the slamming of a cell door. Vagina? Sealed shut! Butt? Sealed shut! I penguin-walk around the
bathroom trying to figure out what to do and think to myself "Please don't let me get the urge to poop. My head may pop off!" What can I do to melt the wax?
Hot water!! Hot water melts wax!! I'll run the hottest water I can stand into the bathtub, get in, immerse the wax-covered bits and the wax should melt and I can gently wipe it off, right???
*WRONG!!!!!!!*
I get in the tub - the water is slightly hotter than that used to torture prisoners of war or sterilize surgical equipment - I sit. Now, the only thing worse than having your nether regions glued together, is having them glued together and then glued to the bottom of the tub...in scalding hot water. (Which, by the way, doesn't melt
cold wax.)
So, now I'm stuck to the bottom of the tub as though I had cement-epoxied myself to the porcelain!! God bless the man who had convinced me a few months ago to have a
phone put in the bathroom!!!!! I call my friend, thinking surely she has waxed before and has some secret of how to get me undone. It's a very good conversation starter!
"So, my butt and who-ha are glued together to the bottom of the tub!" There is a slight pause. She doesn't know any secret tricks for removal but she does try to hide her
laughter from me. She wants to know exactly where the wax is located, "Are we talking cheeks or hole or who-ha?" She's laughing out loud by now.....I can hear her. I
give her the rundown and she suggests I call the number on the side of the box. YEAH!!!! Right!!
I should be the joke of someone else's night! After we go through various possible solutions, I resort to scraping the wax off with a razor. Nothing feels better then to
have your girlie goodies covered in hot wax, glued shut, stuck to the tub in super hot water and then dry-shaving the sticky wax off!!
By now the brain is not working, dignity has taken a major hike and I'm pretty sure I'm going to need Post-Traumatic Stress counseling for this event. My friend is still talking
with me when I finally see my saving grace....the lotion they give you to remove the excess wax. What do I really have to lose at this point? I rub some on and OH MY God!!!!! The scream probably woke the kids and scared the dickens out of my friend. It's sooo painful, but I really don't care because "IT WORKS!! It works !!"
Thank God!! I get a hearty congratulations from my friend and she
hangs up.
I successfully remove the remainder of the wax and then notice to my grief and despair....THE HAIR IS STILL THERE.......ALL OF IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. So I recklessly
shave it off.
Heck, I'm numb by now. Nothing hurts. I could have amputated my own leg at this point. Next week I'm going to try hair color......
Comments
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TER, FELT SO BAD AFTER WORK TODAY, UNTIL I READ THIS WAXING TALE, LAUGHED TILL I CRIED..REMINDED ME OF WHEN I WAXED MY (GUY FRIENDS CHEST) HE WANTED TO HAVE HIS CHEST HAIRS FORM A V SHAPE. WELL, SAME THING HAPPENED TO HIM, THE WAX GOT TO COLD, COULDN'T PULL IT OFF, IT WAS CRACKED ALL OVER HIS BEAUTIFUL CHEST. I PICKED AT THESE SMALL PIECES OF CRACKED WAX, ABOUT (3 HRS. BECAUSE OF THE PAIN HE WAS IN) HE ENDED UP WITH WHAT LOOKED LIKE LARGE HICKIES ALL OVER HIS CHEST. AND A FEW STRAGLES OF HAIR AROUND HIS NIPPLES! HE WAS A DANCER IN A SHOW, AND HIS CHEST HAIR WAS AN IMPORTANT PART OF HIS IMAGE--NOT TO HAPPY WITH ME, NEED I SAY. BUT I STILL LAUGH WHEN I THINK OF IT. THANKS FOR REMINDING ME.. SENDING A BIG HUG YOUR WAY..
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Ter, this is absolutely outrageous! Dont know when I have laughed so hard. Usually I am at least a little compassionate but while reading this all i could do was laugh as tears streamed down my face. Thanks to you both for the warning. OMG!
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i am so sorry to say this but that was the most funnest thing i have ever heard i just could not stop laughing had to go away and come back twice because i could not breath for laughing ,you poor thing but thanks for sharing it with us xxx
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Yep me too, as my sister was here in town when I got it, and I tried soooooo hard to read it to her as I was at the computer and her on the sofa..we both, were laughing so hard and could NOT stop, as every so often during part of my reading to her, I started up again and then like even now I start all over again...think I may send it to her as I think she is having a bad day and might want to "perk"her up a bit "again".
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