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“Brazilian” world record targeted

By JONATHON HOWARD

A NOOSA beauty salon will attempt to set a world record for the number of ‘Brazilians’ completed in a single day in a “dare to be bare” challenge.
While Brazilians are traditionally performed using warm wax to remove pubic hair, Noosa’s Ebony Beauty salon at Quamby Place has pioneered the use of sugar paste extract called “sugaring”.
Ebony Beauty owner Kim Susskind said in a single 10-hour day on Monday 8 December, she and her assistant would attempt to send no fewer than 60 Noosa women home with newly-smoothed skin.
“But we need the support of dozens of ladies to set this record, and beat the current record of 38 Brazilians held by a salon in Launceston, Tasmania,” Kim said.
“Anyone over 16 can take part in the attempt and everyone involved will receive a special personalised certificate acknowledging their participation.”
To make it affordable, the salon has slashed the standard $64 price of a Brazilian down to just $45 for the one-day attempt.
“To get the record, it’s going to have to be run with military precision,” she said.
“All participants must turn up 10 minutes prior to their scheduled appointment to fill out the necessary forms, and each Braz will take no longer than 20 minutes.”
To find out more or to getting involved phone (07) 5455 4681.

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