*Easter Weekend Chat-Chocolate, bunnies and Springtime Happiness! All Welcome!*

Bunnyinthelights

It's a 'grit your teeth and flinch' sort of feeling, I agree about the time to plan having it done (I leave a very small privet hedge)

It lasts me about 5 weeks. It definitely grows back softer and smoother.

Bum, Cambridge client has cancelled for tonight, says he wants to do it in the winter. Bit upset but can understand...

clairewop

bun did you send meanything cause i haven't had it yet

Bunnyinthelights

Not yet Claire, I have (stupidly) run out of paperwork *doh* and need to pick some up from my manager. May do it once I am back if thats ok? Depends on time...

SuzySu

What's the difference between doing CD in the summer or winter Bun?

schoolrunmum

I consider myself to have a decent pain threshold,but found bikini waxing pretty uncomfortable. I also developed a sort of scab/graze where it had been done which was outrageously painful ( I had to go commando for a few days even!)

Morning all-sorry if TMI !!!!

Bunnyinthelights

I dont know Suze-obviously his head and heart arent willing-like anything, you have to be determined and want to do it, he clearly isnt ready. (I think he was missing the lads nights out!)

Thats cool, I dont want people to feel 'pressured'

Bunnyinthelights

SRM-if you ended up with a 'graze' it wasnt done correctly!

I had it done once and was black and blue, THAT was horrifically uncomfortable!

It doesnt 'itch'

SuzySu

Well between you and SRM you have definitely put me off even thinking about contemplating possibly having it done

clairewop

yes no probs Bunny

Well i'm sad now the lady from the cat protection has just picked up the kittens we all got a little too attatched

skint_spice

Hello :wave:,

Personally I think leg waxing is worse than anywhere else as the pain is concentrated on that area for longer - bikini is over with much quicker.