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"The other day, a few CG! interns and I decided to grab lunch in Central Park (We&amp;#039;re only few blocks away! How cool is that?!). Somehow we got on the subject of waxing because one of the other interns had just gotten back from getting her legs waxed. I have never gotten mine waxed but I&amp;#039;ve always been curious about it (A break from shaving for two weeks, what&amp;#039;s not to love?). I asked her if it was painful and how it&amp;#039;s actually done. She said it works like this: First a technician preps your legs with powder to ensure that the wax sticks to your hair, and then the wax is applied in the direction of hair growth. Before the wax cools a thin strip is placed on the leg and quickly peeled off in the opposite direction of the hair growth. She admitted that it kinda hurt after the first pull but the rest wasn&amp;#039;t so bad. A helpful tip: take Tylenol an hour before your treatment to cut down on the pain. The only part that really sounds like a drag is having to let your leg hairs grow to 1/4&amp;quot; long! So now I am on a mission to find a nice salon with a waxing technician that won&amp;#039;t break my bank account! Wish me luck girls, I think I may need it! Have you guys ever taken the plunge and gotten your legs waxed? How did it go? Did it last a long time? Have any tips for me to help ease my mind? xox Laurie, your brave new beauty intern "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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