your therapist may ask if you want "the back" done this means the hair on our inner bottom cheek the easiest way to get to the hair on the bottom would be to roll over onto one side and place the knee further over the therapist will lift up the towel, you hold up the bottom cheek and she will remove the hair after that side you can roll over to the other side and do the same aftercare may consist of the therapist using aloe vera gel, or teatree lotion, this will soothe your skin everybody has a different threshold of pain but the majority find that the top is a medium type of pain underneath (labia area) is more painful and the back is virtually painless to ensure hygienic working conditions and  your safety your therapist should never double dip their spatula into the wax once used the therapist will get the hot wax out and she'll apply that to your skin instead your theapist should use a fresh new spatula every time once she has applied the wax to your skin, the therapist needs to get more wax... she shouldn't use this wax stick again that is called "double dipping" and unhygenic you could have bloodspotting when you have hair removed from areas that haven't had waxing before the therapist should be flicking over to the clean side or breaking the stick or getting a new stick