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How to Shave A Design in Your Pubic Hair
Including Templates, Stencils & Designs
Most people suggest using a rechargeable or electric personal shaver to obtain the pattern you want in your pubic patch, but if you use a small razor, have a steady hand and take the extra time, you can accomplish good results with wet shaving, too, which is what we will focus on here.
We recommend using a product such as Venereous Shaving Oil and/or Venereous Shaving Jelly because these products allow you to see all the hairs you’ll be working on and you won’t need to balance a template on top of a glob of shaving foam. With these Venereous products you can even use a marker to draw around the template onto your skin which also means you won’t need an extra pair or hands to hold the template in place (although that certainly could make it a lot more fun!)
Our templates are provided in several different sizes for your own satisfaction. Not every patch of hair is the same so we hope you find a style and size that you are happy with.
Once you’ve found the shape you want, print out the page, cut out the desired image and you’re ready to go. You’ll probably want to print the pattern on a piece of card stock or paste it onto heavier paper after you’ve cut the shape from plain paper. Sure, you’ll need to cut it all out again but this will also give you a chance to clean up any slight imperfections from the first cut-out. Or skip the first cut-out, stick the card stock behind your pattern and cut both pieces out at once! The main advantage of the heavier paper is that it will be easier to hold in place and work around when you start shaving around it.
Whether this is your first time shaving or your fiftieth, you’ll probably want to trim the area first with scissors to even out your pubic hair. This not only makes it easier to lay the template over but it will also give you a more pronounced design when you’re finished.
Once you’ve trimmed the area, you’ll want to spread on a layer of Venereous Shaving Oil and/or Venereous Shaving Jelly and then place the template on your mound. At this point you’ll want an extra pair of hands or a mirror…or both! This will help you line up the shape on your body to make sure you have just the right placement. If you want to use a marker to trace the template instead of holding the design in place for the duration of the shave, you’ll want to do that before putting on any shaving oil or jelly. One of the benefits of tracing the pattern is that you don’t have to worry about the template moving around while you work. But if it’s a more complicated pattern, you may want to leave the template in place a while longer so you don’t accidentally cut the wrong areas of hair.
With your template in place (or traced), start at the edge of the stencil and pull your razor away from the design. Keep repeating this procedure until you’ve circled the entire template but try not to move the template before you’re finished. If it does slide out of place, do your best to line it up again to avoid any uneven edges in your design.
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Once you’ve got your basic design outline cut, remove the template and use your razor to clean up and perfect your shape. Just be careful not to dip into the shape! If you should get off course, don’t panic. In a few days your hair will start filling up the mistake and you can trim the pattern out as desired. If the shape doesn’t show as clearly as you’d like, your hair may be a bit too long…or too short. Try trimming everything down to an even length…and if it gets too short, just wait a few days and watch your shape grow in.
Do keep in mind that this is not the easiest of tasks so if you don’t achieve perfection the first time, don’t give up! We’re pretty sure that even if your design isn’t 100% perfect, your partner is still going to love the outcome and will appreciate the time and effort you put into styling yourself.
If you're ready to get started, then have a look at our sample templates below or subscribe to our newsletter and receive a sample collection of 5 pubic hair stencils absolutely free.
Want more? We've got over 140 fun and crazy designs! The full list of what's available in the eBook is below. Some will need a more skilled hand than others but we know you want to have fun with it.
Anchors |
Logos, Brands, etc- Apple, Batman, Godzilla, Pacman, Superman |
| Animals - Cat, Bunny, Butterfly, Lizard, Snail Turtle |
Magic - Wand, Potion, Witch's Hat, Skull |
| Arrows - Fat, Thin & Twisted, Down, Both Ways, U-Turn |
Miscellaneous Shapes & Symbols - Alien head, Chess piece, Diamond, Present, Globe, Moons, Missile, Parachute, Tools, Power Button, Genie, Info and more |
| Bomb & TNT |
Music - Notes, Guitar, Piano |
| Bows |
Newf Paw & Dog Bone |
Card suits: Clubs & Diamonds
Hearts & Spades |
Punctuation - Question Mark, Exclamation Point, Check Mark |
| Cogs |
Politics |
| Crowns |
Puzzle Pieces: 4 designs |
| Drugs - Shrooms, Pill |
Rain / Tear Drops |
| Faces - Happy, Sad |
Ribbons - Awareness & Scissors |
| Fingers - Peace, Pointing Down |
Road Signs: Stop, Yield
Route, Interstate |
| Flames, Fleur de Lis |
Skull & Bones |
| Flowers |
Snowflake |
| Food & Beverage - Apple, Banana, Chili, Cherries, Coffee, Fork & Knife, Pear, Shopping Cart, Wine |
Spider |
| Good luck charms - Four-leaf clover, Horseshoe |
Sports - Baseball, Bat, Basketball, Bowling, Football, Helmet, Tennis, Soccer, Surfing |
| Hearts: 4 Designs |
Stars - Funky & Starburst,
Sherriff & Regular Star |
| Keys |
Symbols -
@ (arroba) & Banned
Male & Female |
Kiss / Lips |
Triangles |
| Leaves - Maple (Canada), Marijuana |
Umbrella, Wave |
| Light Bulb |
X Marks the Spot: 4 Designs |
| Lightening Bolts |
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