Body Hair Removal: Genital Hair Bleaching And Removal For Total Beginners
Bleaching isn't really a hair removal product; it's more of a camouflage process for your hair to make the pubic hair less visible. If you want a real hair removal solution, then run, don't walk to the online purchase center for your very own Bodworx shaver. Read on and you will soon discover why electric shaving is superior to bleaching when it comes to genital hair removal.
There are many kinds of bleaching, please do not confuse what we are talking about here (hair removal bleaching) with the bleach you use to clean clothes and objects, and with the bleach people use to whiten their teeth. This is an important distinction especially when you are just starting off with research on hair removal options- the last thing you want to do is get confused. Hey stranger things have happened.
Bleaching products are available at your local retail store and if you decide apply the bleaching method on yourself instead of seeking professional assistance, then it's vitally important to read all instructions thoroughly (especially since we are dealing with the genital area which is quite vulnerable/sensitive).
In terms of professional services, the cost of bleaching is generally based on how big the surface area is that you want to bleach the hair for. You can have waxing done to any part of the body but just keep in mind the more hair you want handled the more it's going to cost you.
If you are considering home based bleaching, remember to follow the instructions including how much bleach should be used and how long. It is generally not advised by health professionals to expose the genital region to bleaching or anything containing chemicals. But here are instructions in case you are merely curious as to how the process actually works.
Make sure your skin is thoroughly cleaned with cold water (not hot) and with soap. Make sure to pat try the area gently and avoid creating too much surface tension against your skin with your towel. The instructions more than likely will include a sentence that instructs you to test a small sampling of the bleach on a test area of your hair. This is to acknowledge whether your skin is sensitive to the point where it will negatively react to the bleach either by irritation or any general discomfort.
Some basic guidelines to follow are: Do not bleach after a hot bath or in a steamy area, otherwise the pores on your skin may open and invite more opportunities for irritation to your skin. Other things to keep in mind are to not apply the bleach to areas with skin cuts, or abrasions.
After you have followed the instructions, including how to prepare the mixture, and applying it to the parts of your hair you desire to bleach, you may want to adjust the color levels with a reapplication of the bleach following the same guidelines. When adjusting for color, feel free to test on a trial area of your skin and allot about 24 hours to see if there is any sensitive reaction by your body after applying the test sample.
It bears mentioning again that it is generally not recommended by health experts to put anything that is of chemical nature down in the genital region. Without getting into the scientific details, it's probably just not a good idea to put place those kinds of substances in such a sensitive area such as around the genitalia region which is particularly vulnerable to infection. There may be social consequences for bleaching your hair south of the border as well, namely the fact that it will look rather strange if not done right.
If you do decide upon going along the bleaching route (we still recommend going the shaving route), be prepared not only to spend the cash, but also the time - generally every 1 to 2 weeks depending on what your needs are. However because of the sensitivity of the area (genital regions) we are talking about, it's highly recommended that you get a body shaver for a quality and comfortable shave each and every time.
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