8 Things You Need to Know Before Removing Your P*bic Hair. No. 4 is ​so​ important.

1. Don't share a razor. Lightly running a razor across your skin to remove hair unsurprisingly puts you at risk of cutting yourself or getting micro-abrasions on your skin. Gynecologist Alyssa Dweck tells Cosmopolitan.com, "Sharing a razor with somebody who might have h#rpes or another type of inf#ction can absolutely increase your chance of getting an inf#ction."

2. Use a fresh razor frequently. Since your g#nitals are sensitive, you want to switch out your razor more often than you would if you're just shaving your p#ts or your legs. When you use a dull razor, you are more likely to cut yourself.

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