Beauty destroy lice. The truth about hair removal

Beauty destroy lice. The truth about hair removal
Deep epilation bikini area or just brazilian-procedure. Startled?
Certainly, every girl, perfectly conceived this procedure even if you do not pass it in person. And, nevertheless, refuse it not ready, it was too (really hurts) smooth and aesthetically looks bikini for a month after the procedure. Although there are more enemies.
It all started back in 1987 in New York, when the seven sisters-Brazilians - Dzhosli, Joyce, Dzhaneya, Dzhussara, Zhdurasi, Dzhudseya and Dzhonis Padila - organized in Manhattan a beauty salon.
They have changed the view of the world that should look like the bikini. But how else to put on a swimsuit narrow, consisting of just a single piece of material?




Of course, a major contribution to the promotion of this type of hair removal have made the stars, whose portraits of thanks adorn the walls of the cabin.
By the way, in Europe and in the UK "Brazilian" waxing do not in every cabin, and find a good specialist is not easy, and some celebrities are ready to fly to New York for a beautiful and clean area bikini. So, for example, does Paul Yeits, widow of Michael Hutchence of INXS.
And a sister business flourished, serving up to 200 people a day, causing pain, developing aesthetics and driving pubic lice.
"We never thought that we were waiting for such a success.
And the more we did not expect that removal will help to combat lice, "said Zhonis Padilla.
And then the alarm sounded the researchers found that because of the "Brazilian" hair removal Pubic lice on the verge of extinction, the company reported Bloomberg.
"They used to be very common, but is now very rare - talks about pubic lice, head of the department of sexual health in the Kirby Institute at the University of New South Wales in Australia Basil Donovan.
Consultant on sexual health and HIV prevention Janet Wilson supports colleague:
"Habitat destruction pubic lice grows, this kind of a threat."


Strangely, rather than beauty and health is not a valid reason for the destruction of these pests? Do scientists really should sound the alarm for women to reconsider their attitude to beauty and hygiene, and close the Brazilian sisters salon?
The only thing the researchers say that hair removal is harmful to men - perhaps not less than lice: hair removal can cause trauma to the skin and destroy the protective barrier and increase the risk of non-sterile depilation infection.
But it is better to fight bacterial infections, and not to worry about lice?