Let’s talk about the bikini zone. The bush, the magic carpet – you can call it whatever you want. Sensitive girl.
Between razor, razor burn, itchiness and just sensitive skin and redness in general, we can totally understand why some of you have given up on razors altogether and switched to other methods of getting rid of the hair under there.
Waxing, Sugaring, and laser hair removal are all great options. But, all of them are quite expensive. So to shave or wax? That’s always the big question.
Don’t get us wrong, we love a good alternative hair removal method, but we’re not ready to ditch traditional shaving.
Shave received such a bad rap. Especially when it comes to bikini area care. But in reality, a lot of people struggle with shaving there because they forget that shaving is a PROCESS.
It’s not just about grabbing your razor and going to town. Oh no, no, no. We know from experience the level of maintenance and self-care for this particular area.
So we are sharing a guide full of tips and tricks on how to take care of your bikini area. Let’s go into it.
How to Take Care of the Bikini Vùng Area
Is shaving the bikini area harmful?
Let’s break this skincare myth now. Shaving the bikini area is completely normal, as long as you take the right steps before and after shaving.
There are quite a few things you can do to avoid getting razor, razor burn, dry skin, and general skin irritation when you remove pubic hair. So don’t give up on shaving.
With our tips below, you will be able to save your precious time and money and take care of your bikini area at the convenience of your home. Win all around.
PS: Back in the summer, we talked about how to keep your bikini LINE smooth, but that’s only part of the process. Today, we are talking about the ENTIRE BIKINI AREA.
♡ Step 1: Invest in a good razor.
Your special point deserves special care. So don’t even think about shaving there with an old, coarse or blunt blade. Let’s see Skinny’s secret HOT SHAVE . razor and REPLACEMENT BLUE for all your body shaving needs. Yes, the whole body. Specially designed for women’s faces, you can really use it anywhere.
♡ Step 2: Prune that bush.
Has it been a while since your last shave? Don’t just attack that beaver. First, trim the bush a bit to remove the first length. Kind of like weeding a bit before you jump right on the lawn mower. While we’re at it, feel free to steal your SO’s Manscaped Weeding Tool for this quest. Use this link to get 20% off and learn more This.
This will give you a much cleaner and easier shave, increase your visibility while shaving (because you NEED to be able to see what’s going on there) and reduce overall wear and tear on your razor. . Not to mention, it will significantly speed up the entire shaving process.
♡ Step 3: Exfoliate the area.
Exfoliation is an important part of take care of your bikini area. It removes dead skin and debris, leaving a clean and smooth shave. It also helps prevent razor burn, ingrown hairs and irritation.
Just remember to be careful when you choose your exfoliation method for that lower part. Since the bikini area is very sensitive, it’s best to stick it on exfoliating gloves, dry brushAnd loofah than chemical or crystal exfoliants. Remember to be gentle.
Step 4: Soak in warm water first.
The lukewarm water softens the skin and prepares it for a good, close and clean shave. Before shaving down there, be sure to sit or at least stand in warm water for 5-10 minutes. Even the steam from your warm shower will help.
Just trust us when we say, it’s much easier to shave soft hair than hard and stiff hair. This is especially true when it comes to pubs.
Step 5: Always use shaving cream.
For a smooth and non-irritating shave, never skip shaving cream. Using a good quality shaving cream can make a difference and we offer 100% money back The Skinny Confidential’s HOT Shaving Cream. It’s just the most luxurious, buttery shaving cream ever and you can use it anywhere on your body. It’s good for sensitive skin and seriously makes your skin MOISTURIZED.
♡ Step 6: Shave carefully, paying attention to the direction of hair growth.
Here’s another skin-care myth that we can carry on and bust. You should always shave in the direction in which your hair grows. NOT in the opposite direction as many people out there believe. Shaving in the direction of hair growth significantly reduces skin and hair follicle irritation, thereby further reducing the risk of ingrown hairs and razor bumps.
Also, shave slowly and shave gently. And remember to rinse your razor regularly, such as after every shave. It’s not a race, and if it does, the winner will be the one with the softest sponge cake. So take your time and take care of your pretty little flower down there.
♡Step 7: Moisturize afterwards
Moisturizing is one of the things you need to maintain healthy, irritated skin. As usual, ok.
When it comes to care there, we’ve found that oils are really the best way to rehydrate skin right after shaving and between shaves. The oil penetrates better, provides more relief after shaving and softens future hair growth. All wins in our book. But you should know, HOT SHAVE cream will keep you so hydrated that you may not need the extra moisture. But if you do, we recommend ICE QUEEN Face OilAnd jojoba or coconut oil.
Don’t give up shaving there – just do it the right way and take your time.
If your shaving days are over… we get it. Shaving can be a real bitch sometimes, but try these tips before you give up completely
You will be 100% amazed at the difference these small changes to your shaving routine will make. And if you end up with some ingrown hairs and razor bumps, we’ll help you. Get yourself Ice Roll HOT MESS and some skin tendons to instantly soothe your skin. More about that This.
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