Girl leaves people howling as she talks mum through her...

IT'S not an experience that's helped by a toddler watching. At least that's what one mum found, as she gave herself an at-home bikini wax while her daughter offered a hilarious commentary. She captured the exchange on video, which she then shared on her TikTok page. "What happened to you?" the little girl was heard asking her mum. "What do you mean?" Alex asked. "Like what happened to your… It's all messy and it's all ripped off!" her daughter continued.

Image Credit: The Sun [Woman wincing while talking.]

"You have to put it all back together!". She then headed off, promising her mum "I'll be back", before she popped up again a few minutes later and asked her mum: "What did you do?". "I took off hair!" Alex told her little girl. "Oh, that's pretty bad," the tot remarked, as she told her mum to "be careful" when Alex appeared to be struggling with the pain of two certain sections. She also told Alex to "blow so hard" to expel the pain.

Image Credit: The Sun [Pink wax melting in a Jelly Wax warmer.]

But when she saw the results of the wax, she commented: "It's like a wild Lorax!". "Do you want me to tell me dad to help?" she then asked. "No, I don't need help from dad!" Alex insisted. "Oh my God!" she exclaimed as she continued ripping off the hair. "Let's get 'em boys," her daughter could be heard saying. IF you're thinking of booking a bikini wax, here's how you can prepare. Choose the Right Time: Schedule your appointment at least a week after your menstrual cycle when your pain threshold is higher.

Image Credit: The Sun [Woman laughing and saying, "It's all messy and it's all ripped off!"]

Exfoliate: Gently exfoliate the bikini area a day or two before your wax to remove dead skin cells and prevent ingrown hairs. Trim Hair: Ensure hair is about 1/4 inch long; if it’s longer, trim it down for a smoother waxing process. Avoid Caffeine and Alcohol: Steer clear of caffeine and alcohol on the day of your appointment as they can tighten pores and increase sensitivity. Take a Pain Reliever: Consider taking an over-the-counter pain reliever about 30 minutes before your appointment to help minimise discomfort.

Wear Loose Clothing: Opt for loose-fitting clothes on the day of your waxing to avoid irritation post-treatment. Communicate with Your Aesthetician: Don’t hesitate to discuss any concerns or questions with your aesthetician before the session begins. Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water leading up to your appointment to keep your skin hydrated and more supple. "Oh, look at that hair!" she added. "Go away!" Alex told her daughter, laughing.