The speaker explains the importance of pubic hair in protecting the intimate area from infections and pathogenic diseases. She then introduces five hair removal methods: laser hair removal, using a razor, hair removal creams, waxing, and raking. The speaker recommends waxing as the best method, specifically the Brazilian triangle, and provides a step-by-step guide on how to do it at home.
The steps include:
1. Washing the area with soap and water.
2. Cutting the hair to half a centimeter.
3. Using an anesthetic, such as lidocaine or ice, to numb the area.
4. Applying wax in the opposite direction of hair growth.
5. Removing the wax in a single pull.
6. Polishing the area with a gentle exfoliant.
The speaker also provides tips on how to care for the area after waxing, such as using yogurt or milk, avoiding intimate hygiene sprays with alcohol, and exfoliating two days later. She concludes by addressing common questions and concerns, including contraindications and discomfort.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about how to wax the intimate area or bikini area.
2. Pubic hair protects the body from infections and pathogenic diseases.
3. There are five hair removal methods: cancer hair removal, rakes, hair removal creams, razors, and waxing.
4. The video focuses on the waxing method.
5. To prepare for waxing, the area should be washed and dried, and the hair should be cut to no more than half a centimeter.
6. Lidocaine can be used to anesthetize the area before waxing.
7. Ice can also be used as a natural anesthetic.
8. The wax should be applied in the opposite direction of hair growth and removed in a single pull.
9. After waxing, the area should be cleaned with yogurt or milk, and exfoliated two days later.
10. The hair removal process can take 10-20 days to complete.
11. If you are allergic, you should test both the wax and lidocaine before performing the procedure.
12. Exfoliation should be performed two days after waxing to maintain the area.
Note: Some of these points may be mentioned multiple times in the text, but I have only listed each fact once.