kitkatkittyau
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Someone please help me out here. I visit Sydney alot and hoping to move there within a few months but I have no clue where to go for my waxing. Can someone help me?
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The best places in Sydney for Waxing (1 Viewer)
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grk_styl
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Well hun, Sydney is a very big area believe it or not. At my local Westfields, there is at least half a dozen beauty salons. Times 6 by however many Westfields there are, which means there are MANY MANY waxing places you could go to.
If you like privacy, I don't recommend going to a beautician at a shopping centre. Some people feel weird walking out of one into the shopping centre. I don't see why, but anyway, whatever floats your boat.
go to: www.pinkpages.com.au and type in beautician and the area you want and voila!
If you like privacy, I don't recommend going to a beautician at a shopping centre. Some people feel weird walking out of one into the shopping centre. I don't see why, but anyway, whatever floats your boat.
go to: www.pinkpages.com.au and type in beautician and the area you want and voila!
Tulipa
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well it all depends on where you go and how much you're willing to spend.
if you're ever near the north shore, Gillian Adams salon in Turramurra is fantastic, expensive but fantastic.
if you're ever near the north shore, Gillian Adams salon in Turramurra is fantastic, expensive but fantastic.