M.E. is the author of The Happy Hoo-Ha Trilogy, which can be found on Amazon as well as Barnes & Noble online. She also wrote a sexy nonfiction series called A Promise of Passion. M.E. has been blogging for years about the trials and tribulations of being a busy Brazilian Wax Technician because her job is that funny!
Saturday, August 8, 2015
I was just talking to a woman who got her Master's in Education (just like I did), has been substitute teaching for over two years (which I did), and cannot secure a job (yep, been there...). I feel her frustration about spending the time and money to get an education but not being able to find a job in her field. It seems like a common story that I hear on a regular basis. But, for me, it was a blessing in disguise. I decided to stop waiting for someone else to make my career decision for me and take control of my professional destiny. I guess it's true what they say...all things happen for a reason. Choose to be happy!
Friday, August 7, 2015
Grown women are still asking me to leave initials in their pubic hair. Yesterday, a lady wanted both of her man's initials left on her bikini area, but she had fine, blonde hair. There was no way I could have made two distinct initials out of her wispy pubes. As we got chatting about other creative alternatives to honoring her man's name on her lady parts, I came up with a brilliant idea. Magic shell. Yes, magic shell. It's the chocolate sauce you put on ice cream that hardens after about a minute. Not only could he be honored by his lady adorning his initials, he could snack on them as well.
Thursday, August 6, 2015
This morning, I was feeling kind of yucky so I did what I always do to feel better, I went to the gym. Endorphins are definitely a good friend of mine. When I walked into Midtown, the older gentleman named Earl who works at the front desk approached me and gave me the biggest, most sincere hug. It actually made me cry. I must have looked like I needed it and he picked up on how I was feeling. It really made me feel so much better. So today's message is quite simple. Never underestimate the power of a hug.
~Brazilian words of wisdom~
~Brazilian words of wisdom~
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
That friendship day had me reflecting...When I was growing up, I wasn't very good at the girlfriend thing. I'd be lying if I didn't admit I am a little jealous of people who can boast they've had friends since kindergarten. In middle school, I left behind my very best friend from the neighborhood and went to a male dominated private school. In high school, I focussed on my boyfriend. I do have a wonderful friendship with a very special woman I met my freshman year of college. I met Mark my sophomore year and he became it for me. It's funny how I gravitated towards a profession that has me interacting with women all day long. Looking back, I think it's something I really missed. On one hand, it makes me sad that I didn't foster more female friendships growing up. On the other hand, I'm feeling pretty lucky that I've been able to establish such an intimate rapport with so many women during my twenty year stint at Mark & M.E.
Monday, August 3, 2015
Let me introduce a new addition to the #marknme team. Her name is Tegan. She is a NYS Licensed Esthetician. In this photo, she is taking advantage of a masque that is part of the Mark & M.E. Skincare line. To welcome Tegan to our team, this week only, we are offering 50% all facials! Give a call and take advantage of this incredible special!
Sunday, August 2, 2015
It makes me sad how embarrassed women are of their bodies. You should never feel awkward undressing in front of me. If you are new or I sense any unease, I will keep my back turned away from you while you undress. Many of you would like me to cover your midsection with a towel or sheet, but then I wouldn't be able to see the area I'm working on. I think all women are beautiful. I will never judge you. Think of me as a doctor who has seen so many lady parts that all I notice is a patch of skin with some unwanted hair on it that needs removing. Brazilians are liberating and empowering, so please embrace your sexy. I know that I do.
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