Good year !
There, we've said it. But we're not going to stop there, because at Billy, we've never been ones for superficiality. So rather than wishing you "lots of happiness" and "that your dreams come true" (even though we wish them for you, of course), we want to talk about concrete things.
2026 is a new blank page. 365 days to do things differently. To truly listen to yourself. To stop judging yourself. To love your body as it is. To live your sexuality the way you want. To simply accept yourself.
So welcome to this year which, we hope, will be the one where you finally choose yourself.
Resolutions we DON'T wish on you
Before we talk about what we really wish for you, let's talk about what we DON'T want for you in 2026.
No, you don't need to become a "better version of yourself".
This phrase is everywhere in January. "New year, new me", "become the best version of yourself", "transform your life in 30 days"... Stop.
You don't need to transform yourself. You're not a project under construction that needs a complete overhaul. You are already a whole, valuable person who deserves love and respect exactly as you are, right now.
Of course, you may want to evolve, learn, grow. But that's different from the constant pressure that tells you you're "not enough" in your current version.
No, you don't have to "work on yourself".
"Working on yourself" has become an injunction. As if not being in therapy, not meditating every morning, not keeping a gratitude journal made you less conscious, less evolved.
Sometimes, taking care of yourself means stopping putting pressure on yourself. It means saying, "Right now, I'm OK. I don't need to dissect every aspect of my personality to deserve to exist."
No, your body doesn't need to be "optimized".
Physical resolutions... the classic January goal. Lose X kilos, gain X muscle, get perfect abs, glutes, and thighs. Your body becomes an object to be perfected.
And what about your privacy in all of this? You're told you have to shave everything, be "fresh," "clean," "presentable." As if your natural body weren't inherently good enough.
In 2026, we hope you break free from this mindset. Your body doesn't need to be optimized. It needs to be respected, listened to, and loved.
What we REALLY wish for you in 2026
Now, let's talk about what matters.
May you make peace with your mirror in 2026
Look at yourself in the mirror. Really. Not to analyze your flaws, not to spot what's "wrong," not to beat yourself up. Just to see yourself.
This body you see, it has carried you here. It has endured your sleepless nights, your sorrows, your joys. It has allowed you to live, to feel, to experience. It deserves gratitude, not criticism.
We hope that in 2026, when you look at yourself, you see a person worthy of love. With your unique characteristics, your "imperfections," your reality. And that this vision is enough.
In 2026, you'll stop comparing yourself
Instagram, TikTok, even real life... everywhere you are exposed to images of "perfection". Retouched bodies, fantasized lives, unattainable standards.
And you, you compare yourself. You tell yourself that you're not enough of this, too much of that. That your body should look like that one, that your life should be like that one.
In 2026, we wish you the strength to break this toxic cycle. To understand that comparison leads nowhere, except to unhappiness. That your journey is unique, that your body is unique, that your life is yours.
Scroll less. Live more. Feel more. Compare less.
That in 2026, you discover the self-care that truly matters
True self-care isn't necessarily about scented candles and face masks (although those are nice too). It's mainly about:
Listen to your body when it tells you "no". Tired? Rest. Don't feel like going out? Stay home. Need peace and quiet? Get it. Without guilt.
Set your boundaries. With others, with work, with social expectations. Say "no" when it means no. Say "I can't" when it's true. Protect your energy.
Stop doing things you hate. That ultra-complicated beauty routine? If you're only doing it because you feel obligated, stop. That full shave that gives you irritation for three days? There are alternatives .
Self-care is about doing what's good for YOU. Not what Instagram says you should do.
That in 2026, you take responsibility for your choices (even the ones that people don't like)
Want to keep your body hair? Keep it. Want to shave it all off? Go ahead. Want something in between? Perfect.
The important thing is that it's YOUR choice. Not your partner's, not society's, not trends'. Yours.
And that in 2026, when someone makes a judgment about your body choices, you can simply reply: "It's my body, it's my choice." And that that will be enough.
2026 and your privacy: let's stop the nonsense
Let's talk about what really matters: your relationship with your intimate body, your sexuality, your well-being in your own skin when you are naked.
May your intimacy resemble you in 2026
Your private life is your own. It doesn't have to resemble someone else's, it doesn't have to follow a script, it doesn't have to correspond to what you see in movies or TV series.
If you want regular sex, that's OK. If you want occasional sex, that's OK. If you don't want sex at all, that's OK too.
The important thing is that you are aligned with your true desires. Not with what you think you should desire. Not with what you are told you should want.
In 2026, we wish you the discovery (or rediscovery) of what truly excites you. Without judgment, without pressure, without comparison.
That in 2026, you stop being ashamed of your naked body
It's crazy how many people get stressed at the idea of being naked in front of someone. Not because of their bodies themselves, but because of what they imagine the other person will think.
"Will my body hair bother him/her?" "Is my stomach too soft?" "Are my private parts 'normal'?"
The truth? If someone is privileged enough to see you naked, and their first reaction is to criticize your body... that person doesn't deserve to be there.
Your naked body is beautiful. Period. With its particularities, its reality, its uniqueness. And the right person will see it.
In 2026, we wish you to love your naked body. To feel comfortable in your own skin, literally. To no longer have that anxious little voice telling you that you're "not enough".
That in 2026, you discover that comfort is sexy
You know what's really sexy? Someone who's comfortable in their own skin. Someone who owns their choices. Someone who isn't constantly in control.
Shaving completely and getting irritation for three days? Not sexy. You secretly scratching because it's growing back? Not sexy. You stressed about people discovering you have (horror!) pubic hair? Definitely not sexy.
You know what IS sexy? You, comfortable in your own skin. With a body hair length that suits you , healthy skin, zero stress.
Comfort is the new sexy. And in 2026, we hope you discover it.
May your sexuality be freed from constraints by 2026.
Sexuality is a minefield of contradictory injunctions:
Be sexy but not vulgar. Be adventurous but not weird. Be spontaneous but always impeccable. Be passionate but not overly so. Be natural but conform to standards.
In 2026, we hope you'll tell all that to go to hell. Your sexuality is something you experience between yourself and the consenting people who share that moment. No one else has a say in it.
Want to try new things? Try them. Want to stay in your comfort zone? Stay there. Want to talk about what you enjoy? Talk. Want to say no? Say no.
Your sexuality, your periods. Literally.
The intimate interview in 2026: an act of self-love
At Billy's, we talk a lot about intimate care. But in 2026, we'd like you to see it differently.
It's not a chore, it's a ritual for you
Taking care of your intimacy isn't something you rush through before a date. It's not a chore you have to tick off your to-do list.
This is a moment for you. A ritual where you take care of your body, where you listen to yourself, where you respect yourself.
2-3 minutes in the shower with your Billy. You choose the length that suits YOU. You take your time, nice and easy. You moisturize your skin afterwards.
It's not much. But it's a moment when you say to your body: "I'm taking care of you. You deserve it."
The right tool makes all the difference
Let's be honest: shaving your pubic area with regular clippers is terrifying. The risk of cuts, irritation, stress...
With a trimmer designed for sensitive areas , it becomes simple. The ceramic blade won't cut your skin. The LED light lets you see what you're doing. It's waterproof, so you can use it in the shower. Five length settings let you choose the one that suits you best.
This isn't an ad (well, maybe a little), it's just that having the right tool really transforms the experience. You go from a "stressful chore" to "a relaxing moment for myself."
And in 2026, you deserve for it to be easy.
Your body thanks you
When you stop mistreating your skin with aggressive shaving, when you respect its natural balance, when you choose a length that protects as much as it beautifies... your body rewards you.
Less irritation. Fewer ingrown hairs. Healthier skin. Greater everyday comfort. More confidence.
That's what self-love in action is. Not grand speeches, not unrealistic resolutions. Just small daily gestures that tell your body: "I respect you."
Billy's real resolutions for 2026
If we were to suggest resolutions for this year, these would be them.
1. Listen to your body (really)
Not just when he's yelling, not just when he's exhausted. All the time. He tells you he's tired? Rest. He tells you this product irritates him? Change it. He tells you he prefers this length of fur? Keep it.
Your body is intelligent. It knows what it needs. Listen to it.
2. Set your boundaries without apologizing.
"No" is a complete sentence. You don't need to justify, explain, or apologize. Your boundaries are valid simply because they are yours.
This applies to your intimacy, your sexuality, your body choices, everything.
3. Choose comfort over appearance (at least once)
Just once, choose comfort over "perfect" appearance. Wear that ultra-comfortable garment instead of the one that's too tight. Keep that hair length that doesn't irritate your skin instead of the "expected" clean shave.
And observe how you feel. Spoiler alert: you'll probably feel better.
4. Talk about your true desires (to yourself, first of all)
Before talking to someone else, talk to yourself. What do YOU really want? Not what you think you should want. Not what would be "normal." What YOU, truly, desire.
In terms of intimacy, sexuality, body, life. Identify your true desires. That's the first step towards embracing them.
5. Be patient with yourself
Change takes time. Self-acceptance is built over time. Confidence is cultivated.
You're going to have moments of doubt. Moments when you'll fall back into self-criticism. Moments when you'll want to give it all up and go back to your old habits.
That's normal. Be patient with yourself. Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither will your self-love.
Billy's message for 2026
At the start of this new year, we wanted to tell you something simple but important.
You are already enough.
Good enough, handsome/beautiful enough, worthwhile enough, deserving enough of love and respect. Exactly as you are right now.
You don't need to transform yourself, optimize yourself, or become someone else. You just need to allow yourself to be yourself. Completely, without excuses, without shame.
Your body is perfect in its imperfection. Your intimate choices are valid. Your sexuality deserves to be fulfilled. Your well-being is a priority.
At Billy, we're here to support you in this process. Not to tell you how to do it, but to give you the tools that allow you to choose what truly suits you.
A trimmer that respects your body . Multiple length settings so you can find your perfect fit. An approach that prevents ingrown hairs . Everyday comfort.
But above all, a simple philosophy: your body hair, your style. Your body, your rules.
We wish you a happy 2026...
...where you wake up without judging yourself.
...where you look at yourself in the mirror with kindness.
...where your intimacy is a source of pleasure, not stress.
...where you take responsibility for your choices without having to justify yourself.
...where you discover that your body, exactly as it is, deserves love.
...where you live your sexuality as YOU see fit.
...where you are comfortable in your own skin, literally.
...where you stop comparing yourself and start living.
...where you choose comfort over appearances.
...where you finally choose yourself.
Happy New Year 2026.
We're with you.
Team Billy ✨
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