Some people can't even hear the words 'bikini hair removal' without folding over and writhing in pain. It's just one of those things that you don't have to do yourself to know that it hurts like hell! Not only does it sound painful, but it sounds just plain awkward. You can just imagine some of the positions that you'd have to get yourself into in order to get the desired pain...err...sorry results or styles that you want. And in front of a stranger! That is madness! It's no joke, having bikini hair removed is a pretty discomforting picture on more than one level. But seriously, if you prepare yourself enough there is really no need to be queasy about removing your bikini hair.
So the facts are plain and simple; it is going to hurt and it is going to be strange, especially if it's your first time. Now once you accept these facts and think you can live with them long enough to go through with a bikini hair removal procedure then you can prepare yourself for the next step.
So you've decided that you are going to go through with it and you're on your way to the salon or cosmetic center and rocking back and forth in your mind are thoughts of doubt, excitement, anxiety and expectation. If you start feeling like this, just try to tell yourself that it's going to be fine. The kind ladies at the salon or center are professionals and come highly recommended by my friends. I trust them. Say this enough and encourage yourself to feel secure and comfortable because if you get into that little private room in a disheveled frame of mind the experience will be horrific and the pain is likely to be ten times as bad at it really is. So clam down.
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So now you're finally in the little private room, exposed to the professional attendant and waiting for the pull of the strip or the tug of the thread. Now is the perfect time to breathe! Many people think that holding your breath is a good way to prepare for something that is going to hurt, but actually breathing through it will help more as it will relax your muscles and calm your whole body. If you do hold your breath in the moment of pain, you might not feel it so badly at that second, but you'll want to kick yourself when you release your breath! So breathe, just breathe.
And on a final note, when asked, the professionals had some pretty good advice about removing bikini hair. They said that they've seen it all before so no need to feel embarrassed and that they don't mind if you use expletives so long as it's not directed at them. They have also advised that the best time to come in for bikini hair removal treatments is when you are at your strongest. For women this is usually one week after the menstrual cycle. Anytime before or during your period is not a wise choice, or if you have been crying at car shows in the past few days then you really should stay away from bikini hair removing until that phase is over!