St. Petersburg
With a purported average of some 360 days of sunshine each year, the city is nicknamed
"The Sunshine City”, but also the humid subtropical climate offers a rainy season
from June through September.
Four months should be more than enough for one coming to undertake a permanent hair
removal treatment, since most us need at least 3 such sessions to make sure all
hairs disappear. Often shortened to St. Pete, the city is located on a peninsula
between Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico and divided into more than 100 neighborhoods.
The city has a children's museum (Great Explorations), Museum of Fine Arts, a History
Museum (which has a full-size replica of the Benoist seaplane and is located near
the approximate spot by the St. Petersburg Pier where the first flight took place),
a Holocaust Museum, and the Salvador Dalí Museum, which houses the largest collection
of Dalí's in the world, including a number of famous and large-scale paintings such
as The Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus.
Other entertainment venues include: The Mahaffey Theater complex, The Coliseum and
Palladium Theatre, The Midtown Royal Theater, The Arts Center and the Florida Craftsmen
Gallery. All cultural areas are thus covered and so are all the areas on your body
to clear them of too much hair: legs, arms, bikini area, face, back, armpits or
chest.
The procedure, both for men and women, ensures 90% removal of hair, even if you
have blond hair and lighter or darker tone of skin. But don’t tan too much if you
think to laser remove your hair, it will be easier and less painful during the sessions.
The St. Petersburg Pier is a popular tourist attraction. It contains a small aquarium
open to the public, retail shopping, adventure activities, and both casual and fine
dining restaurants. Frequently docked at The Pier is the replica of HMS Bounty used
in the MGM movie starring Marlon Brando.
Downtown is the location of the BayWalk shopping complex which contains an IMAX
Muvico 20 screen movie theater, as well as many chain restaurants and retail shops,
catering to more of a middle and upper class audience.
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