I’m a Bikini Waxer – We Know When You’ve Been Naughty, Here’s How

While some of us enjoy the natural bush there, others prefer a softer, smoother feel.

But did you know that your waxer can tell a lot about you, like what you did the night before, just by looking at what’s hidden under your panties?

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That’s right, according to beauty expert Jessica Normanton, there are no secrets to hide when getting a bikini wax. They even know if you showered before bed.

The 29-year-old blonde from Halifax, West Yorkshire, took to TikTok to reveal her clients’ secrets and the key clues that give everything away.

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“If you show up for a date the night after sex, we’ll know,” she laughed in the video.

“During an intimate wax, you don’t wear panties. So if you had sex the night before your appointment and there is some kind of leakage, we’ll look into that.

“That’s totally fine, but I want you to know that we do know.”

Shaving between visits

By now, most of us know not to shave between waxing appointments, as it can lead to uneven hair growth, ingrown hairs, and even skin irritation.

But if you did it unnoticed and still grabbed a razor, you can’t fool the professional: he or she will see it.

“Don’t tell us, ‘No, no, I’ve let it grow since the last wash.’

“You don’t! Why is it stubble again? Why is it thick and why is it coarse? You shaved.”

To achieve the ultimate smooth result, the blonde beauty urged beauty lovers to ditch the razor in between appointments and ‘let the bush grow’.

“She takes it off and then we can go.”

No aftercare

We all know that life can get busy and it can be hard to keep up with everything, but it is important to take good care of your lower body after a wax treatment.

In addition to exfoliating three to four times a week, the expert recommends also applying a moisturizer every day.

“If you tell me you do that and I see dry, flaky patches on your skin, I’ll know you’re lying.

“Just do the aftercare.”

Why Women Should Wear Bikinis Regardless of Their Age or Body Shape

IF you think you have to hide your body this summer – think again!

Fabulous Magazine’s fashion director, Tracey Lea Sayer, has

Times have changed since 2015, when Protein World spent £250,000 on an advertising campaign featuring a svelte 20-year-old bikini model asking readers, “Are you beach ready?” The resulting outcry over the objectification of women was global. The verdict on the campaign and the social media backlash, which was labelled offensive, irresponsible and damaging, was well-documented, and rightly so.

Now I am happy to say that all sizes of women are represented in swimwear in the media landscape. Brands like JD Williams, In The Style and New Look, to name a few, all work with models of all sizes and ages to promote their swimwear.

My social media feed is also filled with ladies of all ages and sizes looking amazing in their swimwear. What started as a stream of shy bikini selfies has now become a body-positive movement that makes us all feel good about putting on our swimwear.

And why wouldn’t we! Our bodies are all completely different and we should celebrate that fact.

At 53 I love bikinis, I love having an all over tan in the summer with as little white spots as possible. I don’t want to dumb myself down as I get older, I want to celebrate the fact that I’m still here! My goal is to keep wearing bikinis well into my 80s if I’m lucky enough to get there.

I have learned to love the aging process. I will never look the same as I did when I was 20, but I do enjoy taking care of myself a lot more than I did then. A better diet, more exercise, and lots of self-care make me feel good inside and out.

I love that other cultures love to celebrate their elders, I think we need to embrace this in Western society instead of just fetishizing the youth.

Growing older is not something to fear, but to embrace.

I’m gonna put on that damn bikini!

Jessica became homeless at the age of 16. She had no money and no parents to support her.

After being placed in foster care, she turned her life around and decided to pursue her dream: starting her own successful business.

She gave advice to others, saying, “If you want to do something, but you’re a little scared, and it’s a little risky and scary to put yourself in that environment, just do it.

“Just do it, because I can tell you now that you’re going to think about it later: I’m so glad I did it, I’m so glad I took that risk.

“I went from being homeless to owning a business I love.

“I love my job. I never wake up and think, I have to go to work. And I don’t just say that, I actually do it.

“I am so grateful for everyone who supports me and all the clients who come through my door.

“The old Jess lives inside me and every day she is grateful for the life I have now.”