Women are funding the private schooling of their beauticians'
children in their quest to rid hair from their armpits, legs,
bikini-line, eyebrows, upper lip, chin, the side of their face, neck,
arms, hands, fingers, chest, breasts and lower back. Even toes have had
the laser treatment. Thank heavens for the hair-free zone of palms and
under the feet.
Body hair as a fashion no-no has been a brilliant invention for the
beauty industry. Over the past 12 months, Australians spent $120
million on 2.6million razors, $17 million on disposable blades, and $30
million on 1.9 million units of depilatory products including waxes and
creams.
Then there are the added millions spent at Victoria's 4000 hair and
beauty salons on waxing, electrolysis and laser hair removal. The most
common form of hair removal is waxing, but laser technology is gaining
in popularity, given its promise of permanent hair removal or reduction
from a laser beam disabling hair follicles.
|
Holy Crap ... for an investment of what? $100? I can be a Brazilian Waxer-shaver guy. Whatever your guy is charging, I'll do it for 30% less. I'm not kidding. (No men).
|