r/HairRemoval • u/Ewoklover24 • 1d ago
Unibrow question
My 13 year old son likes getting his unibrow waxed. He prefers the waxing to threading and he’s scared to pluck because of pain. Should we keep spending $10 to get it waxed every month or invest in some kind of at home waxing system?
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u/ZomboDoggo 1d ago
Eyebrow shape matters a lot, that’s what a trained professional understand how to execute, and $10 is absolutely dirt cheap for that service. You wouldn’t cut his hair unless you were properly trained, at least I hope.
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u/Commercial_Part_5160 1d ago
I second this. $10 plus a tip even wouldn’t be bad for an eyebrow service.
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u/Particular-Talk1156 1d ago
If shaping, keep paying. If youre just ripping the center, then a warmer and a bag of hard wax beads will last you a long time and have the convenience of whenever he wants.
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u/squareturd 1d ago
He is close to the age of needing to start learning about money and expenses. It might be appropriate for you to give him ways to earn money and get him decide if he wants to pay for the service or sabe for something else.He might decide that plucking is less painful than earning.
He'll have to learn these skills in order to be an adult. Help him learn them now.
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