Claire Barnes
To all my lovely professional readers who are licensed, or about to be licensed in the aesthetics trade, this isn’t intended as your only training tool but one that should supplement DVDs and hands-on training classes with professionals already in the know before you let yourself loose on a paying client. Round up your friends and your existing clients, give out free guinea pig waxing sessions, and be sure to get your technique up to high expectations before you charge your clients. Along the way, this guide is here to provide some tid-bits of valuable information that you maybe didn’t pick up in beauty school or in other areas of training once you became licensed. Also, please check that the state that you are licensed in is in acceptance of the services that you offer in your salon. All states within the U.S.A have their own rules and regulations when it comes to waxing.The content of this manual is meant to be informative in a fun and cheeky way and is focused primarily on waxing the male nether regions. After attending different waxing classes and talking with lots of other professionals so that I could learn what to do and what not to do and watching DVDs, coupled with hands-on waxing of male body parts over the years, I learnt very quickly what worked best for me. Essentially, I found that the application and removal of wax is no different to that of waxing the female nether regions and is not just limited to the sacred areas spoken of in this book. So, please by all means, take this knowledge of wax and its wonderful capabilities with you to all areas of the male/female body throughout your waxing profession. Some of the content written in the book isn’t intended to offend anybody and, hence, why I have resorted to certain euphemisms. I am hoping it makes you snigger just a little bit and makes you feel more confident about this service and about the male anatomy when it comes to waxing. For any of you not familiar with some of the British phrases, there is a glossary at the end of this book to 'translate' my meaning.I hope that any of the descriptive terms used to describe the guy’s intimate body parts don’t offend anybody. If they do, maybe this book isn’t the best match for you or just maybe you want to use medical terms to describe their parts. Whatever the case, all are fine, and I am not twisting your arm, or threatening you that you must continue reading this manual. Thank you for reading!
