personal hygiene

Is Shaving or Waxing Necessary for Hygiene?

Shaving or waxing is a personal choice and not necessary for hygiene. However, if you choose to remove pubic hair, do so carefully to avoid cuts and infections. Use clean tools and consider using a soothing lotion post hair removal.

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