Just when you thought it was safe to pull your pants down, completely bare has taken a simple Brazilian wax to the next level yet again. By now, you all know about the “Vajazzle” (crystal designs applied to your bikini post wax or laser, in case you’ve been living under a rock! ), but hold the phone- here comes “Vatooing”. Known as “Bikini Ink” in some circles, Vattooing is exactly what you think it is; a temporary tattoo for your lady bits. Before you go thinking it’s merely a peel off tattoo anyone can get for a quarter in a gumball machine (give us more credit than that), here’s the deal: After your wax, be it a basic, Brazilian or completely bare, even after your permanent hair removal treatment, a completely bare “Vatooing” specialist will let you choose from several stencils from initials (your boyfriend’s, girlfriend’s or just any random letters applied accidentally on purpose to keep a certain misbehaving someone in check!) to a rock and roll inspired heart. Then you’ll be given your color options. From there we airbrush on your chosen design, and Voila! You are Vatoo’d for up to five days. The colors, by the way, are my favorite part. Not only do you have your basic rainbow ( ROY G. BIV if you will…), but we also have a metallic rainbow. Want two colors? No problem. Three? You got it. It’s totally customizable and perfect for the girl with a bit more of an edge to her. We are so obsessed with it, we made a hilarious and adorable video! Check it out and sign up to get Vatoo’d with your next wax!
http://www.completelybare.com/vatooing-bikini-wax.php?osCsid=jq6l54ncgnr20ksnhappui2eg3










17 Aug 2010 - 15:19
Good for you Cindy!! Children have certainly completed me as a woman. Not everyone is conventional and let it be their choice, as you did. I love Jenn, and agree, she should have babies if she so chooses to do so, her way! Brad be damned!! I do agree with Bill O’Reilly on certain issues as I am a conservative and Republican. This is really a personal choice, not for anyone to make for them. Women who can financially, emotionally, and physically care for babies and children have that right. It is a huge commitment, and should be thought through carefully. It’s a tough job, but one I would never give up or pass up! Chris Cillo Stearns
P.S. I didn’t see the interview, but perhaps Mr. O’Reilly was concerned for those women and babies who rely on welfare and state aid. I don’t know, but maybe that was the point.