Simon Cowell’s known for his vanity, but he has taken his preoccupation with appearance to a whole new level with a hot-wax treatment beauty who left side with soft hands, according to the Daily Mail. The multi-millionaire music Mogul unveiled his new hairless hands of 14 million viewers last night on ‘ITV’s X Factor, where he a judge, according to the Daily Mail. His no-longer hairy knuckles and fingers were in sharp contrast with his forearms, which still under dark, thick hair, according to the newspaper.

Cowell, who allegedly shows his hairy chest in the Caribbean during the holiday, according to the Mail, said that he received injections to smooth out the lines in his face.

“I have Botox,” Cowell told the Daily Mail. “But, then again, almost everyone I know has, but Cheryl Cole.”

With men now reported spending 38 billion U.S. dollars annually in the U.S. on grooming and plastic surgery, it is hardly a surprise that waxing is still so popular, says Michele Probst, celebrity makeup artist and founder of Menaji Skin Care.

Cowell’s hand was came as a surprise for her.

“Look at her Simon. Of course, he is a very hairy man,” says Probst. “If he gets his hands was put, I’m sure he gets his back and had put perhaps his eyebrows and ears, too. Almost every celebrity in the movie gets much more done than you know about waxing.”

The somewhat painful form of manscaping is becoming more popular with noncelebs too. “Waxing for men in general has been enormous,” says Agatha Kranidiotis, were resident in Mania’s Hairstyling in Park Ridge, NJ

“Men feel cleaner and more confident as she was. It is no longer popular with hair in places.” Popular sites for men was back, legs, nose, eyebrows and ears, said Kranidiotis, which costs $ 20 for a hand was.

Sophia Murdechi the waxing specialist Valery Joseph, a Madison Ave. salon, where the hand of a man wax gives you back $ 50.

“Men are simply more comfortable with waxing today,” says Murdechi. “A lot of men do not like when the little hairs growing on the fingers.”

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