How to Remove Pubic Hair | By Monica C.
When it comes to looking sexy, nothing beats a good bikini waxing. The pubic area can be troublesome for bikinis (this applies to men & women who want to take a dip but can’t) especially if the person has not trimmed or ‘groomed’ his or her pubic region for a long time. A quick solution to this problem is bikini waxing.
Bikini waxing builds upon the principles of the original hot waxing procedure (that’s usually done at home or at a salon or medical spa) but integrates special considerations. Here’s something you should remember: most salons and spas consider your actual genital area as off limits. This means they won’t attempt to put wax on it or clean the area of extra hairs. You have to ask them if they can perform genital waxing.
Is waxing your sensitive areas safe?
Generally, the answer to this question is a big, big no. The skin on male and female genitals are simply to thin and sensitive to risk waxing it. Nevertheless, people are still getting this type of waxing from spas and salons. And business are still offering these specialized services, touting that they have competent staff and the procedure is generally safe. So what’s the truth?
The risks associated with genital waxing are the most important consideration here. Have you ever experienced having torn or ‘burnt’ skin on your genital region? If you have, you would know how painful and uncomfortable it is.
Now, combine this information with the fact that hot waxing can cause large areas of the skin to become red for hours at a time. We think you get what we mean. This is why we dissuade anyone from risking it; torn skin on the genitalia is simply too much of a price for being able to wear a swimsuit or bikini.
If you think it’s safe
Of course, you would be the one deciding the fate of your pubic hair. To hot wax or not to hot wax, that is the question. Whatever you do, do not do it at home! Waxing your arms and legs is one thing, but trying to put hot wax near your penile region or scrotum is simply dangerous. If you really want to wax your genitals, go to your doctor first and ask for a real, unrestrained assessment of the potential risk. If you can, ask for a referral to a competent cosmetology clinic.
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Is shaving any safer?
Having your sensitive parts close to twin blades may sound irksome, but with skill, you can pull it off. Manual or mechanical depilation is a bit safer than waxing because you can stop at any time and you have your hands to trust.
Minute changes in the angles of the twin blades and pressure applied during the shaving is key to having a safe genital shave. If you wish, you may apply soothing salves before and after the shave to soothe and moisturize the area. There would be small cuts that you won’t be able to see; though it’s painful, these minor cuts are usually non-health threatening.
Monica C. is an online medical researcher on hair and skin. To learn how to remove your unwanted body, chest, back, leg, arm, underarm or pubic hair painless and effortless at your home, visit Monica’s site: Hair Removal and Hair Removal Cream 2009 for more information.
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