Despite having massive acceptance of intimate area bleaching for both genders, people all over the world are still confused about whether they should get it or if they should just live with their current complexion. No matter how tough you think the whole job is, once you get the result, there is no way you will not love it. Intimate bleaching is a not-so-new but still quite a new process that has seen a sudden upsurge in the market. Once you start getting the treatment, you start convincing all your friends and family to do it with you.
Nevertheless, when you are about to get the treatment or even only decide to have it, you have tonnes of questions in your mind regarding the treatment. You think of all the side effects that the process could have and everything that can go wrong with your body and the treatment. One of the many things that we want you to know is that you should be prepared for all types of results. As much as we guarantee perfect results, there is always a chance that you may not get exactly what you want. Particularly if you are looking to have a 180-degree change in your colour, then we would say you should have some realistic expectations for your colour.
Nevertheless, for people who are still confused about it, let us help you understand what the process is and how you should go about it.
What is Intimate Bleaching?
As the name suggests, it is the process of lightening the skin colour around your intimate parts. It is one of the aesthetic services that is performed on men and women both; however, men are pretty less likely to get it. However, there is no denying the fact that treatment can be done on both genders. One session takes about 30–90 minutes total, depending on the area you are getting the treatment in. The best thing about intimate bleaching is that it does not involve any kind of discomfort, pain, or even irritation. The process can be done on any part of the body, which includes the underarms, derriere, lower abdomen, elbows, areola, anus, and legs.
How long does the process last?
If we take the average, the process lasts for almost 16 weeks after the lightening application is done. However, the result will vary from person to person, massively depending on the skin type or how dark the overall skin is. If you are pregnant, do not go for this treatment; we highly discourage it.
It is not about adult movies only; today, women and men of all professions like getting their anal bleached. The main purpose of getting this treatment done is only to spice things up between their partners. Apart from anal, the vaginal is the second most known and popular place for this procedure.
We recommend getting the whole treatment done by professionals, as most of the time when people try at home, they end up ruining the whole area. It is a process that must be done under proper supervision. Home products are not as strong as the ones that are found in spas, and apart from this, doing this process at home can lead to multiple complications along with headaches. When you get the procedure done by professionals, even if some problem occurs, they know how to tackle it. In the case of home remedies and problems in the house, you do not know how to fix them.
Are there any side effects of the procedure?
The procedure is quite safe and easy; however, some people feel numbness and constant itching in the area post-treatment. To deal with such problems, the consultants and everybody give some ointments to ensure the pain is not much and the patient is free and easy.
Where can I get the process started?
We strongly discourage people from trying this treatment at home; if you need to get it you need to get it done by professionals. If not the salon, people also go to the medical facilities for the process to be done. It is always better to consult the professionals for the job; once you try working with the professionals, you will never DIY at home.
Do they Bleach the Intimate Parts?
If you think of Clorox bleach whenever you think of getting your intimate parts bleached, you are mistaken, and we strongly reject this idea. Never even try doing it. All the bleaching and skin-lightening treatments include some ingredients and properties of skin-lightening, and then people do it their way. One of the many ways to get the skin treatment done is to make sure you are getting the right guidance, and the right guidance can only be given by the experts.
Do we need to get multiple treatments?
No, not always, and not for everyone, but there are a few cases where the patient is required to undergo multiple sessions. If you are too dark and need to go a lot lighter, you will need to take more sessions. However, the number of sessions that you will have to undergo depends on the individual and will only be decided once you consult the doctor and practitioner.
Is it safe?
No matter what treatment or process you are going for, researching it is strictly important. If you think you do not need to do an ample amount of research before getting the treatment, you are mistaken. You must be aware of everything so that, in case your doctor makes an error, you can point it out. You must know that not all skin-lightening treatments are the same. More importantly, if the treatment is not done correctly, you may feel severe irritation and problems.
The best way to get your skin bleached or lightened is to seek out experts and professionals for it. Once you make the wrong decision, you will regret it all your life.