Intimate Shavers

How to start?

Before you start grooming your pubic hair, it is good to be well-prepared.

First, if you are using an electric shaver, make sure that the shaver is fully-charged. It would be inconvenient to start shaving and then have to stop to charge the shaver.

If your hair down there is a bit too long, don't start shaving right at the skin, but first trim it with scissors or a trimmer. This will make the shaving easier later, as you will have a "prepared ground" for shaving.

Then take a warm bath, which will facilitate shaving, as soaking will also open the hair follicles, which are essential for effective shaving. Then thoroughly dry the area of the body you will be shaving.

When the skin is dry, we recommend that you do a scrub, as this will remove dead skin. Why is this good? When you remove dead skin, there is less chance of ingrown hairs, and you will also be able to shave more precisely.

If you are shaving for the first time, we recommend skipping the scrub, as it is better to do this when your skin is more accustomed to shaving. At the very beginning, at the first shave, there is less chance of complications.

Then use a shaving gel or cream, as this will make shaving easier, and you will also avoid cuts and ingrown hairs. When you are ready, start shaving. When you are satisfied with the final result, wash and dry the body area where you shaved again. Finally, moisturize the skin with a cream.

Why use a shaver?

A shaver allows you to shave quickly and without cuts. Usually, a shaver comes with several different attachments, so you have the option to adjust the settings to different lengths.

If you want to groom the bikini line, we recommend a smaller shaver or razor.