Male Brazilian Hair Removal – The Protocols for Male Intimate Hair Removal Treatments

Today’s modern man takes more pride in his appearance and body image and male waxing is one of the most popular male treatments.

Whatever the reason, the benefits of waxing over other hair removal methods are much greater; Hair growth is slower and finer, skin is smoother, softer with better muscle definition and generally waxing will offer a maintenance free period of about 6 weeks….

Male Brazilian and Hollywood waxing clients used to consist primarily of bodybuilders, swimmers, and models. However, the trend and fashion have changed and all types of men are now undergoing intimate hair removal treatments to satisfy their own image of that extra “optical inch” and a smoother clean look.

Male intimate hair removal is known by many names; Manscaping, back sac and crack, BSC, manzilian, male intimate waxing, male intimate waxing, the Brazilian man, male waxing, Sunga, extreme male waxing, Brozilian, Boyzilian, Guyzilian, Boykini, Hollywood male waxing, Californian waxing…

On arrival clients should be asked to complete an inquiry form, this form should have a list that clients should check off if applicable and include a statement from the client that the procedure has been explained to them. The consultation form is intended to ensure that there are no medical conditions that are contraindicated or could affect the way treatment is carried out, and that it is safe to proceed as planned.

Clients should feel relaxed and have the opportunity to ask any questions before treatment begins.

After the consultation, the client should be left alone in the treatment room and given a chance to freshen up with a few washcloths, and told how they are expected to lie on the couch and what items to wear wear. remove and what to keep in. A small towel should be left with the client so that they can cover themselves.

Once the therapist returns to the room, the treatment should begin.

At this stage, the client must confirm exactly how much hair they want removed, which areas they want epilated, and any particular hair removal requirements they may have.

With so many names and variations of the men’s Brazilian wax, it’s always a good idea to clarify the requirements so both parties are clear about what will happen.

The therapist should explain how the treatment will be performed, where it will begin, and the types of waxes that will be applied to particular areas. A test patch and temperature test of the wax should also be applied. If the client is expected to assist in the treatment, then this is the best opportunity to explain it to the client, and it is always a good idea to practice stretching so that the client knows what is expected of them. It might be too late to try to explain stretching when you have a spatula with hot wax on the end! More importantly, the client needs to know why the skin should be stretched and that tight skin makes the hair removal procedure much more comfortable.

So once the treatment has been explained and both the therapist and the client know what is going to be done, it is time to start:

Ideally, the longest hair should be trimmed or trimmed back so that waxing is comfortable and the wax application is smooth without the long hair getting caught in the wax. Loose hair must be removed.

With a suitable disinfectant, the skin should be cleaned.

Then a thin application of jasmine oil should be applied to the area. The oil will act as a barrier and will ensure that the wax adheres to the hair and not to the skin, making removal more comfortable. Also the oil will moisturize the skin. If you apply too much oil, the wax will slide off, so it’s best to gently blot any excess with a tissue.

Now, the wax… depending on the type of waxing, ie Brazilian men’s waxing or Hollywood men’s waxing, treatment can start with complete removal or trimming and shaping of the mons pubis area. Most intimate male waxing will include waxing the penis and scrotum, the bikini line (or Speedo line as it is often referred to as the male wax), buttocks and décolletage can also be included in the treatment.

For intimate hair removal, it should be done with stripless waxes, as the skin in these areas includes a lot of soft tissue, so the stripless method is much more suitable as the wax does not adhere to the skin and is not applied. pressure. these areas.

As a client, you should research your hair removal therapist and ensure that the methods applied are right for you. The only area with a male intimate waxing treatment for which strip waxing is suitable is the buttocks, otherwise all treatment should be done with waxes without strips.

Each therapist has their own technique and individual style of hair removal. The ultimate goal of any therapist will be to provide the most comfortable hair removal experience, using the best quality waxes, the fastest and best hair removal methods to achieve the best result and total client satisfaction.

Clients with sensitive skin and those clients should also check with their therapist whether there will be a range of products suitable for their skin type available and used for treatment. With more and more companies offering a range of hypoallergenic hair removal products, these should be readily available as a treatment option.

Therefore, once the waxing treatment is finished, the areas are cleaned, a fine application of jasmine oil will remove any wax remains that may remain on the skin. The oil should be removed with a suitable sanitizer and then a cooling gel or aloe vera should be applied to complete the treatment.

During treatment is the best opportunity to discuss aftercare guidelines and best practices for the client to try to ensure skin stays clean and clear and prevent breakouts and ingrown hairs after treatment.

Written follow-up guidelines should also be provided in booklet form, allowing the client to read these guidelines after the hair removal treatment.

Any aftercare package that can include an exfoliating mitt or washcloth with some suitable post-waxing moisturizer will be helpful to the client, especially for beginners, until the client has the opportunity to purchase their own range of care products. later.

Aftercare guidelines should explain the frequency, method, and products for exfoliation and hydration.

Explain to the client what they should expect to feel in the next few hours/days and also if you need to contact them to discuss anything post waxing how best to contact the therapist.