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Vajazzling is exactly what it sounds like, and with a spokesperson like Jennifer Love Hewitt (video after the jump), you'd better jump on that bandwagon while it's still afloat ... and sparkling.
In a typical vajazzling session, Sawarovski crystals are "tattooed" in a variety of shapes and messages. They're not permanent -- lasting about five days -- but are sure to make an impression.
Love Hewitt said hers felt like a disco ball.
If you're ready to have cubic zirconium affixed to your lady parts,
Suddenly Slimmerwellness center and day spa in Phoenix is offering a free vajazzle with any purchase of a Brazillian wax. And may God help you.
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