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Laser Hair Removal
So, I've been doings lots of research to ensure my preperation and have seen where medical waivers are required for almost anything and how they don't recommend certain procedures prior to BC. How about laser hair removal? What is the policy on that? I have been wanting to get it done for a while now and before BC would be perfect (no time wasted shaving my highly thick course black hair from legs, pits and upper lip on Sundays preventing me from looking like the infamous Sasquatch, etc...) Is it something I can do, or is it something I should wait on?
Thanks in advance!
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Permalink Reply by Brenda Sue on
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I would ask your recruiter.
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Permalink Reply by AnxiousFutureRecruit on
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Will do, thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Anti M on
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You won't have much time for shaving, if it is allowed. Definitely ask the recruiter. I bet he won't know though. most of the men don;t.
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Luckily there is a female recruiter at my office... At least I think she's a recruiter... Everytime I call, its a female that picks up lol. Thanks anyway =)
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I will keep you all posted on what I find out!
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Well said!
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True, but have you ever tried to get a male to look up personal female information? Their brains turn off, I swear, LOL.
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Thats refreshing and good to hear. I hope I get that kind of help with my local recruiters office when I get there in Aug =)
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