Lifestyle Choices

THE WELL-GROOMED THATCH

You know the deal with waxing; the aesthetician has you splayed out like a chicken and pours a bit of warm wax on a portion of your private parts; then she lays a bit of cheesecloth on the wax and snatches it up, one millisecond before your brain registers scream! If waxing is a pain, take two aspirin before you’re waxed to dull the pain. Also, after waxing don’t go out in the sun for twenty-four hours. Wax a couple of days before the beach. Is bald for you? Because our hair is curly, do-it-yourself shaving and cutting is likely to produce ingrown hairs and truly unsightly razor bumps. Did I mention the pain? With that thought in mind, understand that the bald coochie is more problems than it’s worth, unless it’s a requirement of your profession (I won’t go there!) or your desire. Why is this even up for discussion? We’re a culture that doesn’t like hair, except when it’s abundant on our head, and we’re also part of a culture that’s not big on natural odors and sweat, which pubic hair holds. All that talk about Brazilian waxes bore you? Keep your little thatch intact and make it sexier by sprinkling a tiny bit of essential oil or a bath oil blend downtown.

COLOR FORMS

A few adventurous cookies want the mane and muff to match, or they may be plain tired of plucking gray hairs. What to do? Well the first line of action is to inquire at a salon that does bikini waxes if they would do color as well. If so, just remember that pubic hair is darker and in order to get an exact match you need to get a shade lighter than your hair color. Going for a blond on bronze effect down below at home? (Hey, we don’t pass Judgment!) Reach for a bleach made specifically for facial hair. This is a delicate undertaking, so make sure you avoid getting bleach in the vaginal lining. To be on the doubly safe side, just Color your pubic mound and not the hair on your labia. Further protect yourself by coating the labia with Vaseline and covering it with tissues. Apply bleach or dye with a cotton swab or a clean mascara wand. Comb through first in the direction of the hair growth and then the other way. Don’t leave the bleach o_n f_ormore than twenty minutes or it could irritate your skin. Finally wipe off any excess product before jumping into the shower. Omigosh, you spilled the bleach? Don’t panic. Rinse yourself thoroughly with water. Soap will only increase the irritation. if the area starts to burn, try applying an over-the-counter hydrocortisone ointment such as Cortaid.

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