brazilian bikini wax: meaning, definition, pronunciation and examples

Very similar. A 'Brazilian' typically removes all hair from the front and back, sometimes leaving a small strip or triangle at the front. A 'Hollywood' usually implies total removal of all hair.

The name is attributed to marketing in the late 20th century, popularized by the New York City salon 'J. Sisters' from Brazil. It's not a traditional practice from Brazil itself.

Yes, the term is used for all genders. The male equivalent is sometimes called a 'Brozilian' or 'Manzilian', but 'Brazilian wax' is the standard professional term for the complete procedure regardless of gender.

Most people report it as uncomfortable to painful, as it involves removing hair from a sensitive area. Pain levels vary by individual tolerance and technician skill.

A cosmetic hair removal procedure in which all or nearly all pubic hair is removed from the front and back areas.

Brazilian bikini wax is usually informal, conversational, professional (within beauty industry). often considered a euphemistic term for the procedure itself. in register.

Brazilian bikini wax: in British English it is pronounced /brəˈzɪl.i.ən bɪˈkiːni wæks/, and in American English it is pronounced /brəˈzɪl.jən bɪˈkiːni wæks/. Tap the audio buttons above to hear it.