Brazilian wax
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“In fact, if you look here, this patient had a Brazilian wax and what might be mistaken for an ingrown hair or a cyst. If you see this, palpate the area and ask the patient about any recent changes to their body.”
From Scientific American
Other videos include nudity, such as one in which an aesthetician teaches students how to give a Brazilian wax.
From Washington Post
It’s about as pleasant as a Brazilian wax in slow motion.
From New York Times
The popularity of the no-hair-left-behind Brazilian wax peaked in the early aughts when Carrie Bradshaw famously experienced the agony of one on “Sex and the City.”
Tamara Lyon’s “Post-Traumatic Brazilian Wax Syndrome,” in which an interior designer named Bristow Sparks tries to regroup after colliding with a park bench on a first date and suffering other disasters, got 4.7 stars.
From New York Times
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