We all wish that we didn't have body hair because it not only looks unsightly but can also feel awful. What's more, being hairless is actually a necessity for those who like wearing bikinis on a daily basis. Things have changed over the years and in today's society it seems that is is not acceptable for women to have a single strand of body hair.

Every part of the body can be shaved with razors (except maybe the insides of the ears); however, this does not mean that the general level of safety is the same throughout the body. Skin on the arms, legs and chest are much safer to shave than hair on the scrotum or near the vulva. For this reason, you must do everything in you power to avoid cutting yourself.

Most of these methods are temporary which means that the hair will grow back sooner, rather than later. The time duration will depend on the method you select which means that if you want the area to be smooth for say, a month, waxing is the option for you. If you agree, make sure that you trust a professional and not yourself because somebody who has realized this the hard way will tell you that the DIY kits may be cheaper but will keep you stunned for hours afterward.

If waxing sounds too painful, you can get rid of genital hair by shaving it with an electric pubic shaver that is relatively safer to use than conventional razors. These shavers resemble male beard shavers and have a rotating foil at the top. However, you need to trim your genital hair till it is small enough to be shaved off by these devices. It is essential to apply an after-shave spray in order to avoid ingrown hair and other problems associated with shaving.

The main reason for this is that this area is a very sensitive delicate area, especially for women. Creams can often lead to redness and sometimes a burning sensation, especially if left on too long. Over exposure can also lead to superficial skin burns. Although creams have their advantages such as a long lasting effect, easy to do at home in addition to being a cheap method, their use as a genital hair removal method is limited.

Don't select a salon because they are offering you a discount. Check the credentials of the salon and the technician who will be performing the actual task. Surely, you don't intend to be their guinea pig.

Laser and electrolysis hair removal are better options if you want a long term effect but these are not painless procedures and require several sessions before the genital area is considered free and clear of unwanted hair.

Vitamin A and E can both be swallowed in a pill, or Vitamin E oil can be applied directly to the affected area. This moisturises the irritated skin also, since genital warts can cause uncomfortable dryness.

If you don't want to use hair removal cream you could also use a shaver or razors. You will get the same result as with the use of cream, it is only a lot more work. When you decide you don't want to remove all your pubic hair, you could cut it with a shaver or some scissors.

There are some depilatory creams for sensitive skin, and for the removal of facial hair. The pubic area is a sensitive skin location, so the depilatory creams should be matched precisely for this body part. You have to look carefully at the products label to see if it is safe for pubic hair removal.

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