If you love to Bedazzle....

I kind of agree with the author (Jenny Block) on this:

"Plenty of people will – or do – take issue with vajazzling. But I can’t see why. It’s harmless, as far as I can tell. Does it objectify women? Nope. Only other people can do that, not a simple salon service. A few well-placed jewels accomplish pretty much the same thing as sexy lingerie. If it makes a woman feel good, I’m all for it."

I personally wouldn't pay to have it done but that's more because I hate my humongous muffin top, not because I am offended or find it objectionable in any way.

Carrie
 
kathryn said:
I would think it would be irritating (from either the glue or the crystals, or both).
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Lol, you think! Anyone who has ever had anything "waxed" can imagine what it would feel like to then glue some kind of a rhinestone stud on where you just waxed. Can you say OUCH!!! Like I need another way to make myself even more uncomfortable and pay someone to do it. ;) But hey, to each his own. If having a rhinestone encrusted woo-ha makes you happy, go to it! :eek:
 
Ah, whatever floats your boat!! It might be cute for a wedding or something - a little "surprise" for the groom!! haha
 
NY25 said:
Ah, whatever floats your boat!! It might be cute for a wedding or something - a little "surprise" for the groom!! haha
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:):):)


When this was being discussed on the radio, someone brought up the fact that it may be difficult to clean the area with the crystals there and the fear of accidently removing them.

Erica
 
EricaH said:
:):):)


When this was being discussed on the radio, someone brought up the fact that it may be difficult to clean the area with the crystals there and the fear of accidently removing them.

Erica
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I was thinking the same thing! I pictured my loofah getting more blinged out everyday
 
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