Similarly, less is more when it comes to the number of blades on your razor for pubic hair shaving. Love recommends swapping out your razor after every five shaves, per guidelines from the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD). If you’re looking for a general marker, Dr. there are still hairs left even after a couple of passes or you feel a slight, uncomfy tug while shaving), it’s time to replace it. So if it seems like your razor is dragging instead of cutting (i.e.
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When the razor pulls, it stretches hair and skin, which can increase the chance of skin infection and irritation, Dr. Pay attention to whether the razor “pulls the hairs instead of easily cutting them,” he says.
Goldenberg says you might need to change your razor more often than the strip would suggest. While many razors have an indicator strip that tells you when the blade is dulling, Dr. Goldenberg says that sharp razors allow you to get a close shave without pressing too firmly on your skin, which can cause irritation and cuts. That brings us to our next point….Īlways use a sharp, single- or dual-blade razor: Dr. “Obviously, you have to be careful because the sharper the razor, the easier it is to cut yourself, but a sharper razor does make a difference,” he says. Then he suggests moving to other body parts if you shave anywhere else. “I would start with your pubic hair so that the razor is the sharpest,” Dr. Goldenberg recommends paying attention to the order in which you shave. Use a separate razor for this area: Some people have a separate razor for different body parts, but if you don’t, Dr. Yes, it’s okay to cut your pubic hair with scissors-just make sure you’re *carefully* staying above the surface of the skin, of course, she notes. Otherwise, excess hair can end up clogging up your razor and impact its ability to deliver a smooth shave, Dr. Trim first if necessary: If your pubic hair is a bit long, consider trimming it with scissors or a bikini trimmer before you start shaving. Okay, with that out of the way, here’s what to do: Stick with your upper vulva (mons pubis) and outer lips (labia majora). Many of them are also key if you’re shaving other areas like your legs or face, he adds.īut before we get into the specifics, we have an important PSA (pubic shaving announcement): Never put any of the products below (moisturizers, shaving creams, scrubs, after-shave lotions) in the vagina, or you’ll risk disrupting the bacterial and/or pH balance down there, which could up your risk of painful inflammation or even infection. “There are certain steps that are important for shaving pubic hair,” Gary Goldenberg, MD, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital, tells SELF.
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