The Wax Queen

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Can I just take a moment to tell you how incredibly proud I am of so many of you? 🥹❤️

Every day, I get to have conversations with women who are taking control of their health, prioritizing their wellness, setting boundaries, and making themselves a priority again.

And I see you. ALL of you. 👏🏼

Whether you’re starting a fitness journey, changing your relationship with food, taking care of your mental health, or simply learning to put yourself back on your own list — I am cheering you on.

Because here’s what I want you to remember:

You are allowed to rewrite your story in the middle of it.

You don’t have to stay the woman you were five years ago, five months ago, or even yesterday.

And watching so many of you step into this next chapter of your lives has been one of the most beautiful things to witness.

I’m so proud of us. ❤️

There’s a special kind of joy that comes from realizing you can rewrite your story while you’re still living it. ✨

That you don’t have to keep making the same choices. That you don’t have to accept feeling tired, disconnected, or uncomfortable in your own skin as an inevitable part of getting older.

You can decide, right in the middle of your story, that the next chapters are going to look different.

And sometimes it starts with something as simple as choosing yourself. Moving your body. Prioritizing your health. Creating boundaries. Making room for the things that make you feel alive again.

And somewhere along the way, the discipline turns into joy. The little changes become a life you genuinely love waking up to.

I’m 47, and one of the most beautiful surprises of this chapter has been realizing that I’m not running out of time to become the woman I want to be.

I’m becoming her right now.

You don’t have to start over. You just have to decide how the rest of your story goes. 🤎✨

Our Halloween 👻🎃 party is coming up! If you’re around on Friday 10/30 feel free to pop in! We’ll have tarot mini sessions, snack, & cocktails 🖤🌙
We hope to see you there 🧛🏼‍♀️🦇🖤

Those little white bumps after a Brazilian wax are not always ingrown hairs. 👀

Sometimes they can be irritation or folliculitis — and in some cases, yeast can be involved too.

I actually had a nurse/client who kept getting tiny whiteheads after waxing, had them tested, and yeast was found.

That doesn’t mean every post-wax bump is yeast, but it’s a good reminder that not every breakout after waxing should be treated the same way.

For the first 24 hours after your wax:
Avoid heavy sweating, tight clothing, friction, hot tubs/saunas, and anything that can trap heat and moisture against the skin.

If the bumps are itchy, very uniform, keep coming back, or aren’t clearing up, it may be worth checking with your dermatologist, GYN, or P*P instead of just assuming they’re ingrowns.

Your skin is giving you information — the goal is figuring out what kind of reaction you’re actually dealing with. 👑

A little reminder that you get to choose what your life looks like. This is your sign that future you wants you to take control over whatever situation currently has you derailed & stuck ✨🌙 Even the slightest movement can unstick you - but you’ve gotta make a move.

Just a little piece of advice from me to you ✨🥰

For a long time, I genuinely thought this was just the deal.

I was getting older. My body had changed. Losing weight felt harder than it had ever been, and somewhere along the way I started telling myself that maybe I just needed to accept it.

Not because there’s anything wrong with aging. And not because a smaller body determines your worth.

But I knew I didn’t feel like myself anymore.

So I made myself a deal: give a GLP-1 three months.

Three months to see how my body responded. Three months to stop white-knuckling something that had become increasingly difficult. Three months to give myself another option before deciding that this was simply my new normal.

And, well…

The rest is history.

What changed wasn’t only my body. It was the reminder that at this stage of life, we are still allowed to change our minds. We are still allowed to try something new. We are still allowed to decide that “acceptance” doesn’t have to mean giving up on feeling good in our own skin.

This chapter has become about so much more than weight loss.

It’s about becoming. 🤎✨