Pubic philosophy is unique to each woman. There is no right or wrong way to remove pubic hair, but it should always be your own personal choice, whether you follow the less-is-more philosophy or the increasingly dated “long hair doesn’t care” look. If you are a beginner then its best to use a pubic shaver for your safe hygienic beauty.
Important Instructions for Removing Pubic Hair
The essentials below will assist you in achieving the smoothest and safest shave possible:
1. Don’t make the mistake
It involves shaving your pubic hair blindly; the donkey version of shaving our lady bits, which is definitely not a good idea! Use a hand mirror for the benefit of everyone! Having the option to really see what you’re doing decreases the gamble of a) scratching something b) missing a spot.
2. Take a Snip!
Take some scissors to your pubic hair first, trimming as much as you can, depending on how much you have. Going straight at your pubic hair with a razor will quickly clog and dull your essential tools if you have a lot of them. Snip the hair as close to the skin as you can, but not too close, by pulling the hair outward.
3. Soak It Up
Before shaving any part of the body, it’s important to soften the hairs by soaking them in warm water. This is especially true for your pubic hair, which is much thicker and coarser than normal and will wear down your razor if you do a dry shave. Before beginning your work, relax in the shower or soak in the tub.
4. Exfoliate – Yes, Exfoliate!
Didn’t you know that you could exfoliate your pubic area? Sure, you can. However, it is of the utmost importance to exfoliate only the outer areas, not your inner labia. Gently buff your pubic area in a small circular motion with an exfoliating mitt, loofah, or body brush and an exfoliating cleanser or body scrub. This will help you get a closer shave, prevent ingrown hairs, and get rid of dead skin cells.
5. Hold Tight!
Razors are most effective when used on flat surfaces, and your lady bits are not exactly made of alabaster. Pull the skin tight with your free hand to give your razor the flattest possible surface. Gently glide your razor across your skin; Pressing on your skin does not result in a closer shave; rather, it simply collects additional dead skin in the blades.
6. Rinse and dry
Now you’re almost there! Simply rinse the area with warm water after shaving and gently pat it dry with a towel. Avoid rubbing the area with your towel because doing so could irritate it.Now that your lady garden has been sheared and pruned, the final flourish is in order! Applying a moisturizer to freshly shaved skin not only helps to close pores and prevent bacteria.
Conclusion
It may be tempting to use any old body lotion, but going natural is best for the pubic area. Aloe vera is your go-to for soothing your most intimate areas, and natural oils like coconut, jojoba, or lavender are excellent for softening the skin and preventing dryness after shaving.
