Venus Gillette Bikini Precision Trimmer 5mm Extra Comb

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Having the right tools is essential. That’s why Woolery-Lloyd suggests looking for a bikini trimmer with a guard that protects the skin from irritation, since trimmers that have blades that scrape directly against the skin increase the risk of irritation and ingrown hairs. If you want to apply a temporary tattoo or gems to your pubic area, then the hair on that area must be removed before doing so. You can leave hair in places around the gems and tattoo as long as it doesn’t hinder the application process. This pubic hair shaver has an advanced Irritation Defence Bar. It is designed to help minimise the chances of developing shaving bumps or ingrown hairs. If you have sensitive skin and are looking for a daily intimate area cleanser that also doubles as shaving gel – this product was created for you. Formulated without any dyes, scents, or added silicones, paraben-free 2-in-1 Cleanser & Shave Gel leaves your bikini line immaculately smooth, moisture-saturated, and irritation-free during and after the intimate shaving process. Clean and close pubic shaving: Venus Pubic Hair & Skin Razor and Pubic Hair & Skin Razor Refills Venus's Razor for Pubic Hair and Skin comes with a blade head and an ergonomically designed handle. Dermatologist and gynaecologist-tested, the ladies razor blades in the head have been optimally spaced to cut hair effectively while barely touching the skin.

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So whether you’re looking to do some light landscaping or a complete overhaul around your nether regions, you’ll need the right tool. To help you find the right trimmer, we consulted a panel of experts, including dermatologists and a lifelong surfer.

Avoid repeatedly going over the same area with the trimmer. "This can increase irritation," says Dr. Elbuluk. Also, you'll want to avoid using a dull razor. Dermatologists recommend changing your razor every two to three weeks, depending on how often you shave.

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This option delivers the benefits of a trimmer and a razor in one convenient tool. Dr. Karan Lal, a board-certified and fellowship-trained pediatric dermatologist, likes this because it delivers a smooth result. Thanks to the dual-ended design, you can choose between the trimmer, which clips hair above the skin’s surface for a convenient buzz cut, and the razor side for when you want to shave any areas. Dr. Jamie DeRosa, a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon and founder and lead facial plastic surgeon of DeRosa Center Plastic Surgery & Med Spa in Boston and Palm Beach, also appreciates that you don’t have to spend time swapping out heads. Instead, you just flip the tool over to the side you want to use. Shave in the direction of hair growth."In general I recommend that people try to shave in one direction," says Nada Elbuluk, M.D., board-certified dermatologist and clinical associate professor of dermatology at the University of Southern California. She recommends shaving in the direction of the hair growth — going against the grain may seem like it results in a closer shave, but it only makes you more susceptible to razor burn and ingrown hairs. Hair and skin on the body is very different from hair and skin in the pubic area, which is why the region needs special attention. “Shaving pubic hair with the wrong tools can increase the risk of shaving bumps, ingrown hairs, dry skin, itching during regrowth, redness and irritation,” Woolery-Lloyd says. “In my practice, ingrown hairs in the pubic area are more common than anywhere else on the body. Patients find this problem both uncomfortable and embarrassing. Using a comprehensive approach is a good way to help reduce the risk of common shaving concerns. It is important to use products that prep, protect, shave and maintain healthy skin in sensitive areas like the pubic area.” Dr. Tiffany Libby, board-certified dermatologist and MOHS surgeon and assistant professor of dermatology at Brown Pritech’s hair trimmer can do a little of everything, including give someone a haircut. It offers an impressive 150 minutes of run time before needing a recharge. Four guard options give you plenty of lengths to choose from.Yes, but because the skin around the bikini area is more sensitive than the rest of the body, dermatologists say it's important to make sure you're prepping your skin before bikini hair removal, and caring for it correctly afterwards. Here's some advice on how to shave your bikini line safely from top dermatologists and the Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab experts:

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Use shaving cream: If you’re reaching for a razor, shave right out of the shower (when hair follicles are open) and apply a fragrance-free shaving cream (it’s gentler on the sensitive skin in this area), says Michele Farber, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist with Schweiger Dermatology Group in New York City.Heather Woolery-Lloyd, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist in Miami and director of the Skin of the Color Division for the University of Miami Department of Dermatology. This thoughtfully developed exfoliant works by leaving your intimate shaving area glowingly healthy by washing away sebum and loosening dead skin cells – and that's just the start! While the exfoliator helps you rinse off surface dirt, it also helps protect your skin's natural moisture barrier, extracting any excess oils that may lead to trapped ingrown hairs. Shaving lubrication: Venus 2-in-1 Cleanser & Shave Gel