It all started innocently enough, when I waltzed into my local beauty salon and casually asked if they could wax my eyebrows. Turns out, they could do it right then and there. Happy days. So in I went, plopped myself down on the bed, made a bit of small talk with the beautician and then heard these words come out of her mouth:
"So do you usually get your upper lip done as well?"
Um. That would be a no. Partly because I'm 39, not 72, but mainly because I DON'T HAVE AN EFFING MOUSTACHE.**
But I swallowed my pride and answered with a very polite, "Well no I don't but if you think it's need doing, you'd better go ahead and do it." Which she did.
And let me tell you, waxing that upper lip hurt like a mofo.
Oh, and it turned my skin a delightful shade of bright red, which was really lovely, because let's face it, who doesn't love wondering around the shops looking like they've got a major case of pash rash all over their face. When they're 39. K&Co. over and out xox
**(Above is an extreme close up/waxing 'before' shot, taken last month as part of Fat Mum Slim's photo a day challenge. To my untrained eye, there's not a mo in sight, but apparently I'm wrong. Very wrong.)
How about you? Are you growing a mo or am I the only one? Tell me everything...

I wish I had my first upper lip wax at your age then I wouldn't have had the hundreds of facial waxes I've had over the past couple of decades to control the facial hair growth I've been blessed with! Damn you hereditary hair growth!!
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I'm LOVING that you posted as 'anonymous'...whoever you are...your comment has made my day x
DeleteYou are just too funny - nearly wetting my pants here in Melbourne!!
ReplyDeletePS: You should definitely give threading a go!! On the brows that is, I am not confirming or denying getting the mo done :-)
I've heard of threading, but never given it a go. Somehow I doubt there'd be enough thread for my mo ;)
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