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Many vulva owners have asked themselves, “what should I do with my pubes?” With so many grooming options—and stigmas—surrounding pubic hair, it’s no wonder people are often left with more questions than answers.
The truth is, there’s no right or wrong when it comes to styling your pubes. As long as you feel confident and comfortable, feel free to explore the wide world of intimate grooming. Stick around to learn how to care for your pubic hair—whether you shave, trim, or let it grow.
First thing’s first, the way you choose to care for your pubic hair is an entirely personal choice. If you have a vulva, odds are you’ve experienced the societal pressure to conform to specific intimate grooming norms. These stigmas are archaic and can make it difficult to style your pubes in a way that feels authentically you.
Time to debunk three of the biggest myths about pubic hair.
For those who want to let their full bush thrive, we get it! Letting your pubic hair grow into its natural form is incredibly liberating and comes with some key perks.
Wondering how you should tend to down-there hair? First and foremost, you’ll want to regularly rinse and clean your pubic hair while you bathe or shower. Since pubic hair keeps bacteria and sweat away from your genitals, it’s important to use warm water to clean them on a regular basis. For those who prefer a gentle wash, Lady Suite’s Probiotic Refreshing Cleanser has you covered with probiotic-derived bioactives to cleanse and condition pubic hair.
You’ll also want to keep your pubic hair bouncy and soft with a moisturizing routine. Since a fuller bush would make contact with more parts of your vulva and bikini line, thick or stiff pubic hair could cause discomfort if not tended to. That’s why using a nourishing intimate hair oil is key to achieving comfortable, soft, and silky pubes.
Want to keep things trimmed? Intentional intimate grooming can be a fun way to express your personal sense of sexuality. Let’s explore some benefits of trim, tidy pubes.
When it comes to trimming, care is the name of the game. You’ll want to find a trimming tool that’s comfortable, safe, and easy to use to avoid any accidental cuts or nicks. While some people prefer automatic trimmers, others appreciate the dexterity and control that comes with using grooming scissors. We encourage you to try out a few options to find what works best for you.
Even though trimming usually causes less irritation than shaving, it’s still important to keep the area moisturized and exfoliated to avoid ingrowns and irritation. Lady Suite’s No Bump Bundle provides a one-two punch of nourishment and exfoliation to help you avoid ingrown hairs and bumps.
While there are no medical benefits to completely shaving your pubic hair, the choice is still entirely personal. Here are some of the reasons why people go hairless.
Whether you wax, use laser treatments, or shave with razors, staying ahead of irritation is especially important for those who remove their pubes. Always remember to monitor your vulva and bikini line for any rashes, irritation, or other adverse reactions to hair removal.
Waxing, shaving, and other hair removal methods can be harsh on the skin and leave you with razor burn and ingrown hair. To help calm irritation from laser treatments or shaving, Lady Suite’s Rejuvenating Botanical Oil provides relief for aggravated intimate skin.
What you do with your pubes is up to you. We know that ignoring society’s stigmas and subverting toxic beauty standards is much easier said than done. But we hope you’ll broaden your grooming horizons and try new methods of caring for your intimate hair. Here’s to feeling like your most confident, sexy self!
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