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The benefits of waxing versus shaving

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By Jill O'Donoghue from Killarney Toning and Beauty Studio

Why wax? It gives fabulous results, is quick, affordable and safe at removing hair from most areas of the body. We offer in-house waxing for facial areas, brows, lip, chin, neck, nose, and sides of the face, and also body waxing legs, underarm, and bikini areas. And, did you know that we have a waxing service for men? Waxing lasts a lot longer than shaving, which is the usual alternative but you will be reaching for the razor again within a day or two. With waxing you can be hair free for as long as six weeks.

With many different types of wax, even for the most sensitive areas and skin types, there is one suitable for you. Hot wax helps open the pores more compared to strip wax, so helps the more delicate areas.

There are many benefits of waxing such as less regrowth as the hair doesn't grow back quickly. Waxing removes the hairs from the root. With shaving, the hairs are cut off close to skin level. Even with a very close shave, this still leaves a considerable amount of the hair just below the surface ready to appear in a day or two. This is really important to understand if you are considering whether waxing is better than shaving.
As a result, with waxing you get an incredibly smooth finish. Even those who experience fast regrowth can expect to enjoy the benefits of waxing for three to four weeks. If you make waxing a routine habit then you’ll find the right frequency for you, ensuring you see less regrowth overall.

Many people find that immediately post-shave they experience itching, and then as soon as regrowth starts, the itching ramps up again. With waxing, you’ll experience the brisk sting and a subsequent prickle, but then you should be itch-free.

You may have had 20 years’ experience shaving your legs and still somehow nick your ankle with the razor. It’s not surprising as you need a good lather for a clean shave which means that you, your hands and the razor are all slippery!
A professional waxing treatment will not result in nicks or cuts, or any type of skin damage.

Shaving is a beauty chore. Booking in for a wax is a chance to be looked after and cared for by a professional beautician, to do something to make you feel beautiful. There may be the quick sting of the strips of wax being removed, but the soothing warmth of hot wax, and the professional touch of the beautician, is definitely pampering.
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To book an appointment or have a consultation about getting started, please contact Jill on 064 6632966.

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Killarney student wins special merit in Texaco art competition

Florence Sexton, from Art House in Killarney, has been named as a top prize winner in the 72nd Texaco Children’s Art Competition. Florence was one of three Kerry students to […]

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Florence Sexton, from Art House in Killarney, has been named as a top prize winner in the 72nd Texaco Children’s Art Competition.

Florence was one of three Kerry students to be recognised in this year’s national contest. The nine-year-old received a Special Merit Award for her entry, which final adjudicator Pauline O’Connell described as imaginative and demonstrating high levels of skill and creativity.
The Texaco Children’s Art Competition is the longest-running arts sponsorship in Irish history, having been held every year since 1955. It continues to serve as a major platform for young artists across the country to have their talents recognised by professional curators and educators.
This year’s competition saw a high volume of entries from across the county, with Florence’s work standing out among thousands of submissions for its artistic quality. The Special Merit Award is given to students whose work shows exceptional promise and technical ability for their age group.

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Killarney couples renew vows at St Mary’s Cathedral

Several couples celebrating significant wedding anniversaries gathered last Saturday at St Mary’s Cathedral to renew their vows. The annual event, organised by Killarney Parish Administrator Fr Kieran O’Brien, is a […]

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Several couples celebrating significant wedding anniversaries gathered last Saturday at St Mary’s Cathedral to renew their vows. The annual event, organised by Killarney Parish Administrator Fr Kieran O’Brien, is a local tradition for those marking significant milestones and anniversaries.
Fr O’Brien was assisted by Fr Vitalis Barasa.
Following the ceremony, the couples, along with family and friends, moved to St Brendan’s College for refreshments. Attendees exchanged stories, and reminisced about their wedding days.
Couples Celebrating Anniversaries:

25th Wedding Anniversary

Andy and Norma McHugh, Carhoonahane, Beaufort
Mike and Sheila Daly, Glean Tober, Gortdromakerry, Muckross
Cathal and Mairead Dunphy, Lyranes Lower, Glencar
Michael and Susan Keane, Aughacasla, Castlegregory

30th Wedding Anniversary

Bernadette Randles and Vincent Casey, Muckross Road
Paul and Deirdre McEnteggart, Ashgrove, Firies
Tony and Teresa O’Gorman, Glosha, Cromane, Killorglin
Seamus and Ella Clifford, Ardaneanig
Hillary and Moira Fleming, Whitebridge
Donal and Caroline McCarthy, Countess Road

35th Wedding Anniversary

Paudie and Joan Mangan, Riverhaven, Coolcorcoran
Michael and Marian Lucey, Knockeenduff
Liam and Marie Courtney, Minish East

40th Wedding Anniversary

Joe and Caroline Hurley, Whitebridge Manor
Michael and Cliona O’Sullivan, Knocknasartnett
Sean and Margaret McCarthy, Kenmare Road, Muckross
Noel and Rita Curtin, Pinewood Estate
Tim and Catherine Moriarty, Gortagullane, Muckross
Neilly and Bridie O’Mahony, Knockeragh
Donal and Linda O’Donoghue, Knockeenduve
Padraig and Mary Kissane, Minish

45th Wedding Anniversary

Tony and Marie Nolan, Whitebridge Manor
Jerry and Lena Kelleher, Islanderagh, Rathmore, Co. Kerry
Liam and Helen O’Brien, Rookery Road

50th Wedding Anniversary

James and Margaret Arthur, St Brendan’s Place
John and Chris Mannix, Flesk Lodge, Muckross Road
Patrick and Breda Moriarty, Gortagullane, Muckross
Batt and Nora Healy, Upper Lissivigeen
John and Margaret Mc Carthy, Muckross Grove
Sean and Mary Kavanagh, “Tiriúil”, Muckross Road
Frank and Siobhán Lewis, Gortagullane, Muckross
Bernie and Katherine Cronin, Knopogue, Aghadoe
Ted and Phil Ahern, Faha
Michael and Kathleen Doyle, Carhoonahone, Beaufort
Joe and Breeda Lyons, Kilbrack, Oakpark, Demesne, Tralee
Eckhart and Patricia Gogsch, Demense, Ross Road
Will and Teresa Burke, Muckross Grove

55th Wedding Anniversary

Paddy and Mary Casey, Gortacoosh, Glenflesk
Pat and Alice O’Sullivan, Minish
Michael and Noreen Marshall, Muckross Grove
60th Wedding Anniversary
Marie and Sean O’Brien, New Road
Jimmy and Myra O’Gorman, Dunrine, Tralee Road
Pat and Joan Cahill, Flesk Bridge, Muckross Road
William and Maura O’Neill, Park Drive

63rd Wedding Anniversary

Sean and Breege O’Donoghue, Flesk Castle, Mill Road

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