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Although society has been working to right the wrong, the results can often be mixed.
That brings us to vajacials, which are specialized facials for your vagina.
Are they actually safe?
What are vajacials?
Based on whatever issue the vajacialist is targeting - ingrown hairs, hyperpigmentation, etc.
The goal of a vajacial is to give you smooth, even skin in the vaginal vicinity.
While not necessary, it’s something you’re free to definitely get with swimsuit season approaching.
If you’re going for a vajacial, shave or wax at most seven days before going.
Vaginal steaming, for example, doesn’t have any scientific benefits.
However, somewhere in the neighborhood of $100 seems to be the standard.
If that strikes you as a bit steep, you’re free to perform your own at home.
To get started, wash beforehand using whatever is best for you and your vulva.
Gynecologist-tested and pH-balanced, this scrub smooths out the skin by removing old skin cells and sebum.
For ingrown hairs, use theTopicals Anti Ingrown Hair Serum.
Afterward, you’ve got the option to groom your pubic hair however you like.
We like theBillie Razor Kit.
Once done, lock in hydration with a light oil or moisturizer.
TheFur Oilsoftens pubic hair and the surrounding oil, giving you smooth skin and a silky bush.
