Fist of all — it’s one of our brand new service offerings here at the Maven Beauty Lounge. We cannot wait for our mavens to try it out!!
Vajazzling is a temporary body art trend that involves placing small, decorative gems or crystals on the pubic area using adhesive. The term “vajazzle” is a portmanteau of “vagina” and “bedazzle.”
While some people may choose to vajazzle their pubic area for special occasions or as a fun and playful form of self-expression, it’s important to keep in mind that this practice does carry some risks. Applying adhesive to the delicate skin in the pubic area can cause irritation, and removing the gems can be uncomfortable or even painful.
Additionally, it’s important to practice safe sex if you choose to vajazzle your pubic area, as the adhesive and gems could potentially interfere with condoms or other forms of birth control.
Overall, vajazzling can be a fun and creative way to decorate your body, but it’s important to consider the potential risks and take proper precautions.
As with any cosmetic or body modification practice, vajazzling carries some potential risks. Here are some precautions you can take to minimize those risks:
Skin irritation: The adhesive used to attach the gems to your pubic area can cause skin irritation or even an allergic reaction in some people. To reduce the risk of irritation, make sure you’re using a skin-safe adhesive and avoid applying the gems directly to any broken or irritated skin.
Infection: Applying gems to your pubic area can create small abrasions or tiny wounds in the skin, which can increase your risk of infection. To minimize this risk, make sure you’re using sterile tools and properly cleaning the area before and after vajazzling.
Pain or discomfort: Removing the gems from your pubic area can be uncomfortable or even painful, especially if the adhesive has adhered tightly to your skin. To reduce the risk of pain or discomfort, avoid applying the gems too close to your sensitive areas and use a skin-safe adhesive that is designed to be easily removed.
Condom interference: The gems and adhesive used in vajazzling could potentially interfere with condoms or other forms of birth control. To reduce this risk, avoid applying the gems too close to the opening of the vagina and consider using a non-latex condom or other form of birth control.
Hygiene: Proper hygiene is essential when vajazzling to avoid any bacterial infections. Ensure that the tools used for vajazzling are clean and properly sterilized. After vajazzling, ensure that the area is cleaned properly and avoid using harsh soaps or products that could irritate the area.
In summary, while vajazzling can be a fun and creative way to decorate your body, it’s important to take precautions to minimize the potential risks. If you experience any discomfort or irritation after vajazzling, it’s recommended to remove the gems and speak to a healthcare provider if necessary.
If you have any questions, please let me know by leaving a comment below or contact the Maven Beauty Lounge directly at lindsay@mavenbeautylounge.com.
