Some expert advice on what to do, and what to avoid.
Author:Stephanie SaltzmanPublish date:May 27, 2020Beauty editors and writers are used to getting late-night texts with zero context and burning questions. No, we don't mean of the "U up?" variety. These inquiries are about skin freak-outs, product recommendations and makeup mishaps... and we've seen 'em all.
It's ok to take a little time off from the news to pamper, self-soothe and indulge in a bit of escapism. It's also ok to want to find some semblance of normalcy in an abnormal time or a sense of control amid chaos, and it's ok if beauty is your way of finding it. So consider this your guide to how-to-DIY-all-things-beauty-in-the-time-of-coronavirus. If you have specific questions you'd like to see answered here, feel free to drop us a note at tips@fashionista.
That it will grow back thicker. That's not true! Also that waxing will hurt. That's partially true, but it shouldn't hurt any more at home than it does at a salon. If it's your first time waxing, start with your legs. Bikini are trickier to navigate, so it'll help to get used to the process before you move into those areas.
I've finally decided I am going to attempt an at-home bikini wax for the first time. Walk me through it: What should I have on hand, what kind of prep should I do, what should I definitely not do and what are the steps? Our pubic wax kit has three different shaped strips so you can choose your style: a wide rectangle for larger, less dense areas like your thighs, a narrow rectangle to trim in the sides and a square for the bushiest areas.
What can I expect in terms of pain? Is it going to be worse than getting a professional wax? I'm having visions of that famous leg waxing scene in "Friends" — "they should call it "Pain-zene!"
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