Waxing When Pregnant.

[NoMercy]

I always wax myself at home as I had a Hollywood done professionally once and wasn't pleased with the results.

Trouble is, as my bump grows, I fear this may become impossible. Or are there ways?

[murraymints]

get Mr nom to do it ?

[NoMercy]

Minty, there are certain no-nos in a marriage!!!

OMG.

[albaqwerty]

2 or 3 strategically placed mirrors?


Good luck tho when the bump decides to play a game of rugby !!

[jakep]

My first suggestion would have been the same as MM.
I think it will become difficult for you to do and you may have to try a different salon.

[snags]

Go 'full jungle'.

[Mamyalynne]

Just a tip, if you do decide to go ahead do a skin test first even if it's a wax you've used before, skin can become more sensitive during pregnancy.

Trust me in a few months it will be the last thing on your mind. :-)

[bhg481]

How long have you been married?

How pregnant are you?

Is this your first child?

Unless things have changed, by the time you have given birth it will feel like half the medical profession have poked about with your bits.

Let your husband have a bash (it's his fault you can't do it yourself anyway) - you might find it a more entertaining experience than you thought you would.

[NoMercy]

Snags...no. Just no.

Jake, I don't know who would be more traumatised, me or him.

[maggiebee]

Have never waxed in my life - when did this become fashionable? My mum would be wetting herself.

[Cloverjo]

I've never been tempted to wax down there. Doing my legs once was painful enough. What is a Hollywood? Is that everything off?

[Cloverjo]

Could you get a friend to do it if you don't want to go to a salon?

[jno]

the majority of Americans do waxing/shaving/grooming, apparently, maggiebee, and a quarter of them get hurt...

http://time.com/4903102/shaving-pubic-hair-grooming-waxing/