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Festa Junina or Festa de São João
Translating literally, June Festivities or Saint John's Festivals is a celebration on the months of June and July in Brazil. It originated from European midsummer celebrations and includes some similar traditions like a large bonfire (that seems to make a lot more sense in the southern hemisphere because it happens during winter months) and also a dance derived from palatial European court balls, modified and redefined with new meaning, related to popular and rural themes and paired with brazillian "forró" or country music.
Dressing up and dances
Traditionally everyone wears plaid shirts/dresses, straw hats, painted on gap tooths, very blatant blush on cheeks and lots of painted freckles, girls wear their hairs in pigtails and boys paint on moustaches and beards. This is the stereotypical exaggerated rural look, and is more common for kids to dress this way, while in parties with mostly adults it's more common to just wear plaid shirts, a straw hat and do some make-up.
The dances are choreographed but very standard between places, with someone announcing vocal cues for specific dance steps, switching partners, doing coordinated group moves and sometimes ending in a mock wedding.
Traditional food
Now, the best part of it all, my favorite thing from this time of the year, THE FOOD!
The traditional foods are super delicious and mostly made out of corn, like corn cakes, cural, pamonha, but there's also peanuts, specially sweetened peanuts, popcorn, sweet or salted, caramelized apples, quentão, which is a warm spiced drink, that may or may not be alcoholic and is one of my favorite things.
I'll try to update the thread with some recipes later or maybe just talk more about food, but I can't promise I actually will.
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It varies a lot depending on your body, the skill of your practitioner and how strict your goals are, but 8-12 sessions should make a world of a difference for what you're describing. I don't have a beard shadow at all after 10. I still shave daily, but it's to feel smooth, most of the remaining hair is grey and barely visible. If people would notice it would probably look like peach fuzz. I sometimes think about doing a few more session for cleaning up some tiny patches of dark stubble below the nose and chin, but i honestly don't know if it's even worth the effort, just as i wouldn't bother with electrolysis anymore (i had originally planned to do that after laser).
That's definitely my eventual goal (or maybe a bit less hair then that, idk if electro is worth it if it's barely visible peach fuzz but I'd love to not have that either). Thank you :cat-trans: