So you’ve decided to look into pubic hair removal, either by trimming or completely removing it. But where do I start? Do you use at-home removal techniques like tweezing or shaving? Or expert techniques like laser or electrolysis?
You may have thought about just getting a pair of scissors out of your drawer and cutting off the pubic hair at one point, but you are unsure if it is safe to do so.
Yes, there is good news. Trimming your pubic hair delicately with small scissors along the swimsuit or underwear line is acceptable.
Many girls choose to leave their pubic hair alone, while others choose to shave almost every day.
Others choose to trim their pubic hair or visit a salon for a “bikini wax.” The choice to have pubic hair removed is subjective.
But how do you manoeuvre when using scissors to trim your pubic hair:
It pays to prepare a little before diving in with sharp objects if you’re about to take out your pubic hair because you’re working with some of your most delicate areas. A thorough routine can help you avoid irritability, razor burn, and harm.
1. Clean your equipment.
For your bits, keep a separate grooming kit. Using tools for multiple tasks you’ve previously used on other parts of your body can spread infection.
Use a disinfectant to soak your tools for at least 10 minutes before each use, or thoroughly clean them with rubbing alcohol. Make sure the blades on your scissors or razors are sharp.
2. Before you shave, shape, or tidy, remove any extra hair.
Cut the hair to about a quarter of an inch if you have a thick thatch. You can prevent razor or trimmer clogs by taking this step. Additionally, you’ll be able to see your skin and hair growth patterns better, which will help you avoid accidents.
3. Bathe first, then groom
Start with clean skin, whether shaving it all off or just shaping it to prevent bumps that could harbour bacteria. In the shower or bathtub, thoroughly wash your pubic area with soap and water. Allow your skin to soften and your hair to expand by soaking or steaming for at least five minutes.
4. Exfoliate
Prepare the area you want to groom by exfoliating it with a soft scrub. Dead skin cells and sebum that have clogged the hair follicles are removed during exfoliation. This offers the smoothest surface for your scissors or other tools to glide.
5. Be cautious and take your time.
A hurried hack job may result in a nasty cut or even a trip to the emergency room. More than 25% of people who use pubic hair primers or scissors have hurt themselves. Your risk of slipping can be reduced by sitting on a dry tub edge.
Below-the-belt pelts respond well to facial hair scissors’ protective, rounded tips. Place a fine-toothed comb flat against your skin at the hair root, starting at the highest point on the groomed area of your pubic region.
This creates a barrier of protection between your skin and the scissors and serves as a guide for a straight cut.
Just the hair that extends above the comb’s teeth should be trimmed. Work your way downward, focusing on a small area at a time. Prioritise one groin side before moving on to the other.
When your hair becomes too long or unruly, just repeat the procedure.
Extras: You might need to see this for others ways to remove your pubic hair if you dislike scissor
Source; Natural Ways
