How to dye your bush down there?

23.09.2009 | By: K. Ž.

Is your bush turning grey and you want that it back to its natural color? You can find out more below.

Do you want to make your intimate hair-do sexier and more seductive? (jlp)

Our body hair turns grey just like the hair on your head. This is a terrifying thought for some women, so they decide to color their pubic hair. The best and safest way to do this is to go to a beauty salon, but you can also do it at home. If you do it yourself, we advise you to talk to a professional to avoid any potential complications like infections, skin irritations and other similar problems.

Make your intimate ‘hair-do’ look sexy and seductive!

To color your pubic hair, follow the procedure described below:

1. First choose the right hair color. Since the hair of your bush is a little bit darker than the natural color on your head, choose a color that’s a shade deeper than the one you’d chose for the head.

2. Even if you already use hair color products, perform a skin patch test to check if you’re allergic to the color. So, apply a little bit of the color to your skin, for instance, the soft skin behind your ear. Leave it on for a while and then wait 24 hours to see if you have any allergic reactions. If you notice even the slightest redness on your skin, don’t go through with it.

3. If there’s no allergic reaction, you can dye your bush. Use a small amount of petroleum jelly to cover the inner skin of your genitals and the area around your vagina. The jelly will protect the parts from any stray drops of color.

4. Follow instructions on the leaflet that comes with your hair color.

5. Use gloves.

6. Mix the hair color and add an equal amount of moisturizing shampoo to the solution. Blend the color and shampoo together until they’re completely mixed.

7. Generously apply the colorant to your pubic hair. The easiest way is to apply it with a brush. Make sure that you don’t apply the colorant on the sensitive, inner parts of your genitals and never rub it into your skin.

8. Leave it on for 10 to 30 minutes. If it’s your first attempt, leave it on for 10 to 20 minutes. If you have a burning or itching feeling, wash off the color immediately.

9. If you’re not satisfied with your color, try again in a week just to make sure there are no infections or allergies on your skin. Otherwise, you should see your doctor.

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