bikini waxes for little girls

[BigWill]

what in the world is wrong with these parents?

This is sick
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[I_Live_In_OK]

Ah -- I'm not gonna touch this one.

 

[l00p]

Not unless you like prison.

 

[HornsOverIthaca]

Sometimes I just don't like humanity.

 

[THEU]

are we so wealthy that we have to basically invent ways to waste money instead of giving to the poor?

 

[MaduroUTMB]

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[jadedscenester]

fret for the parents responsibility and frivolous use for money, but i'm wondering what salon would offer this service to these girls.

 

[NameAlreadyInUse]

So I'm thinking back to my pre-pubescent days and I don't recall having any hair in areas where a bikini wax would be administered. Are pre-pubescent girls different than boys in this regard?

Why on earth would this be necessary?

 

[WorsterMan]

Name, the procedure is not needed, but I suspect it makes Mom feel good she is hip and already getting daughter into womanhood. Just something to spend $$$ on when you have plenty...

 

[Uninformed]

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[LonghornLayla]

Girls do start developing earlier than boys; also, ages of first menses is coming sooner, so this would go hand in hand. Also, she may just be one of those girls that has this early.

I think I may have seen a special on this on The Today Show a few months ago (though I think it may have been leg waxes, I can't really remember). It is really weird and bothersome that parents are thinking about this. Plus, why would you want to put your little girl through that kind of pain?

 

[Macanudo]

Why pay someone else when you can do it at home for a fraction of the cost like I do?

 

[RoundhouseKick]

I hope to never again see the term "menses" on this board again.
Ugh.

 

[shorty]

Does her mother hate her?

I don't care if the little girl is already developing, why would a mother allow her daughter to go through the pain of a bikini wax.

I, too, question salons that would perform this wax job on a little girl.

 

[SAChick]

 

[Summerof79]

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[marghorn]

I agree with summerof79.

Last time I was getting my eyebrows down, the aesthetician was telling a story about two moms who brought their 15-year-olds in to get Brazilians for prom. I was floored. I mean, a bikini wax for swimsuit season for an older teen, fine, but brazilians for prom clearly implies someone will be seeing all of it.

 

[William Cannon]

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[Brisketexan]

TTIWWCH

(this thread is worthless without Chris Hansen)

 

[NameAlreadyInUse]

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[DallasCowpoke]

Apparently these parents adhere to that age old adage, "If there's grass on the field, scalp it!"

 

[general35]

(this thread is worthless without Chris Hansen)


Awesome

 

[general35]

i give our society 25 more years.

 

[hobbs4heisman]

hopefully within the next 25 years someone comes up with a gas or additive that can be put in food causing all stupid people to drop dead immediatly. I hope I am not one of the ones who drops dead.

 

[MirrOlure]

The only thing I take away from this thread is learning that there is now a job entitled "aesthetician".

 

[Uninformed]

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[HoosierHorn]

pimpin ain't easy...
it's hard out here for a pimp...

but not much longer.

 

[lostman]

My sister-in-law is having laser hair removal on my 12 year old niece's legs.

She is one of those moms too sometimes. Not sure why a Venus or a bottle of Nair is not enough for a 12 year old - but it is her money.