Green Means Go See A Doctor, Not Your Waxer
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Ever wondered what a waxer actually sees—and what makes us stop a service on the spot? We pull back the curtain on safety, consent, and skin health, sharing the exact red flags that mean “reschedule and call your doctor,” plus the compassionate scripts we use to protect your dignity while keeping the studio safe.
We unpack the most common confusion in the treatment room: ingrown hairs versus herpes. You’ll learn how heat from wax and steam can spread viral outbreaks, why a lip wax with a cold sore is a bad idea, and the simple cues that tell you when to skip an appointment. We also talk about odor and discharge as clinical signals, including why a green tint points to gonorrhea and requires medical care, not a Brazilian. Along the way, we explain why estheticians avoid diagnosing, the legal risks of guessing, and how we still give clear, kind guidance that sends you to the right place fast.
Medication matters too. Antibiotics and other sensitizing drugs can thin skin, and hot wax can lift it—leaving a burn-like patch that heals slowly. We share candid stories about turning away unsafe services, navigating an HIV disclosure with professionalism and extra precautions, and supporting clients of every age and body type without judgment. The takeaway is simple: your health comes first. If something looks, smells, or feels off, press pause, see a clinician, and come back when it’s safe.
Hit play to get smarter about waxing, avoid painful setbacks, and feel confident at your next appointment. If this helped, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review to help more people find the show.