RAF Lyneham worker Naeem Malik is raising charity cash in memory of his tragic baby who died aged just two weeks.
Mr Malik, of Middleaze, Swindon, is braving the beautician and will be losing all his body hair in memory of his daughter Jazmin.
The 34-year-old is hoping to raise at least £1,000 for CHOX, the children's hospital in Oxford, and the Chernobyl Children's Lifeline (CCLL).
"Our daughter Jazmin died two years ago in February," said Mr Malik, who works at the Blunsdon Arms pub.
"She was born with several heart problems and was taken to the John Radcliffe hospital, which is the nearest neo-natal heart specialist unit to Swindon.
"She died two weeks later, so I wanted to do something in her memory."
When she was born doctors told Mr Malik, and his 28-year-old wife Toni, that Jazmin had a number of heart problems.
"Between them the doctors had nearly 140 years' experience, and none of them had seen anything like it," said Mr Malik.
"We believe she was here to teach us all something and that is what kept us going."
The money raised from the body wax will be used to help improve the hospital ward for both parents and children.
"When we were there the facilities were good, but they could be improved," he said.
"I'm also raising money for the CCLL to help give children in Chernobyl a better chance at life.
"As part of the scheme they spend time in different places and apparently every two weeks spent out of Chernobyl increases their life expectancy by a couple of years."
The money is already rolling in, and so far Mr Malik has been sponsored to the sum of £600.
"I also work at RAF Lyneham and everyone has been really kind," he said.
"But I want to raise as much as possible for the pain I am going to put myself through.
"It seemed like a good idea at the time, but now I'm starting to get nervous.
"But it will all be worth it if we hit the target, or even better if we raise more."
The body waxing is taking place at the end of November.
To sponsor Mr Malik log on to www.jazminsonewish.org.uk and click on the sponsorship link, or pop into the Blunsdon Arms and add your name to the sponsorship form.
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