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Getting a Man WaxedIs there anywhere in Seattle where a guy can get a back, sack, and crack wax? I'm putting this under "city living" because I don't want to put it under "sex," because he's not looking for any action or thrills. What this needs is a "services" category. Hello, Stranger? Services category? In the meantime, though: anyone out there know of a place that provides waxing services to men?
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Go to Trudy at Envy on Alki
2613 58th Ave SWNot only does she do great work, has a cute little establishment right off Alki, but she's super sweet!!
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I've been to WaxOn on Capitol Hill many times. They do an excellent job and aren't shy about making your boy-bits all smooth and silky.
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I agree that you should go with Sugaring rather than Waxing. It is far less painful: the sugar substance is at room temperature, it pulls in the direction of the hair instead of against (far fewer ingrowns!), and the substance doesn't stick to your skin (less painful and less reddening after!). I have found it is about the same price as waxing (maybe a few bucks more). But there are many places to go besides the Sweet Spot, which often requires scheduling months in advance. My favorite place is Sugar Sugar in Ballard, but you can find several others if you search on yelp.com for "sugaring".
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Marie at Salon Dewi did my husband's back and was wonderful, I'd recommend her for any waxing. Adorable, professional, and super funny.
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Wax Bar in Ballard is also good -- ask for Melissa.
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Go to The Sweet Spot in Fremont and get sugared instead of waxed. http://www.sweetspotonline.net
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I go to WaxOn in Belltown. I've seen Melissa every couple of months for the last year -- back, sack and crack. Like the spa and she's great. And a great communicator. Don't forget, or at least I don't, the free shot of tequila before you start!
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Try Flint. It's a men's only salon in Bellevue and I know they do waxing. http://www.flintmensgrooming.com/
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