Men's intimate razor: how to choose in 2026 according to your profile?

Let's be honest: choosing a razor for your intimate areas isn't like choosing a razor for your beard. The stakes are... let's say, more delicate.
A bad blade in the wrong place, and you could have a tough week ahead.

In 2025 and 2026, the intimate razor market for men has exploded. Between the "new generation" manual razors, suitable electric razors, vintage safety razors making a comeback, and specialized trimmers... how do you know what will really work for you?

The problem? Most online guides recommend a specific model as "the best," without explaining that depending on your skin type, your hair, and your expectations, the "best" solution isn't the same for everyone.

This guide will break down ALL types of razors (and alternatives) available in 2026. No marketing bullshit, just the real pros and cons of each method. By the end, you'll know exactly which solution fits your needs, your skin, and your level of experience.

Why the men's intimate razor is NOT a razor like the others

The specificities of male intimate areas

Before talking about the different types of razors, you need to understand why your intimate parts require a specific tool. It's not marketing, it's basic physiology.

The skin of the scrotum is up to 10 times thinner than that of your face. It is ultra-elastic, wrinkles in all directions, and moves constantly. The testicles themselves move, the skin stretches and contracts according to temperature. In short, it is an area in constant motion.

Add to that that pubic hair is thicker and denser than beard hair. It grows in different, sometimes chaotic directions. And you have areas impossible to reach in a straight line: the perineum, between the buttocks, the base of the penis, the folds of the scrotum...

A razor suitable for your face is not necessarily suitable for your testicles. It's not snobbery, it's basic physiology. The skin, hair, angles, sensitivity... everything is different.

The real risks to consider

Let's be frank about the risks. Cutting your testicles is not just unpleasant at the moment. It can potentially lead to an infection, pain lasting several days, and above all, a fear that follows you every time you shave afterward.

Cuts, even small ones, can bleed a lot in this area and are sometimes painful. They can take time to heal due to constant friction (clothing, movement, sweating). And each cut is a potential entry point for bacteria.

The skin is so sensitive that sometimes, even pulling out a hair in this area can cause a micro-bleed.

Razor irritations and burns are also very common. Thin skin reacts poorly to repeated blade passes, especially if it is not perfectly new and sharp. Ingrown hairs quickly become a nightmare: painful, unsightly, and sometimes infected.

Folliculitis, that is, infection of the hair follicles, is another real risk. It starts with small red bumps and can develop into painful cysts. Not fun at all.

In 2025, 47% of men groom their intimate areas, but many still use unsuitable tools. The result: avoidable accidents, unnecessary stress, and an unpleasant experience that discourages them from taking care of themselves. (the bad memory of a cut in that area leaves a mark...)

The different types of intimate razors (the big picture)

Before choosing a specific brand or model, you first need to understand the main categories of razors. Each has its logic, advantages, and limitations. Here is the complete overview, unfiltered.

The manual multi-blade razor (Gillette style)

It's the classic razor we all know. Three, four, sometimes five stacked blades, a pivoting head, lubricating strips. The principle: several blades that cut close in one pass.

It's by far the most common, often because it's what we already have at home for the beard. We say to ourselves "why buy something else, it should work". Except that...

The advantages, let's be honest:

The result is ultra-close, skin really smooth. If that's what you're looking for, no other tool does better. You find it everywhere, supermarket, pharmacy, gas station. The initial purchase price is affordable, between €5 and €15. No battery needed, no hassle. And you already know how to use it, it's familiar.

The disadvantages (and they are significant):

The risk of cuts is HIGH on sensitive areas. The blades dull quickly, especially on thick hair, so recurring cartridge costs. You need shaving foam or gel, which can be irritating. Impossible to use on dry skin, full preparation is required.

Ingrown hairs are very common with close shaving. On areas with folds like the scrotum or perineum, it's really complicated. And the attack angle is critical: a small error of a few degrees, and it's a cut.

For whom really?

Those who want an ULTRA smooth result and have skin that is not too sensitive. Those who already have experience with manual razors and master the technique. And those who have a tight short-term budget (even if over time, the blades are expensive).

Using a manual razor on intimate parts is a bit like driving a sports car without ABS. It can be ultra effective... but it doesn't forgive any mistakes. And honestly, on the testicles, do you really want to take that risk?

If you absolutely want to use a manual razor, take a look at our razor vs trimmer comparison to understand the real differences.

The safety razor (the vintage comeback)

The safety razor is the metal razor of our grandfathers. A single ultra-sharp blade, protected by a metal comb. 1950s style, often in chrome or brass, which has some weight in the hand.

Since 2020, it has been making a strong comeback. The zero waste movement, anti-plastic, the return to "real" things... the safety razor checks many boxes. But is it suitable for intimate areas?

The advantages on paper:

It's ultra-ecological. The blades are made of recyclable stainless steel, no plastic. Economical in the long run, the blades cost between €0.10 and €0.30 each. The razor itself lasts for decades, you can even pass it on to your children.

The cut is clean, a single quality blade cuts better than five average blades. Less ingrown hairs than with multi-blades. And the vintage aesthetic makes an impact, it's a beautiful object.

The (major) drawbacks for intimate areas:

The learning curve is STEEP. Count at least 3 to 4 weeks to master the technique. The risk of cuts is VERY HIGH throughout the learning process. The angle must be ultra-precise (exactly 30°), otherwise you cut yourself or it doesn't cut (not to mention the potentially invisibly torn skin in the process, yes yes I speak from experience, and you feel it well the following days...).

On areas with folds or mobile skin, it's practically impossible to use safely. For beginners in intimate areas, it's clearly unsuitable. It requires quality foam, time, and maximum concentration.

And let's be clear: on the testicles, it's DANGEROUS. Really. The skin moves, folds, and even the sharpest blade forgives nothing.

For whom really?

The purists of traditional shaving who love the ritual. The very experienced with this type of razor, who use it daily on the face. For flat areas only, like the pubis, not the testicles. And those who have patience and available time.

The safety razor on the pubic area, why not if you already master it. On the testicles? It's literally playing Russian roulette with your intimate parts. We can't recommend it. Yes, it's eco-friendly. Yes, it's economical. No, it's not made for your balls. Sorry purists.

If you still want to try, first read our guide on shaving testicles with a blade razor. It could save your life. Well, your balls.

The rotary or foil electric razor

The classic electric razor, the one many already have for their beard. Rotary heads like Philips, or vibrating foil like Braun. Rechargeable, fast, convenient. But suitable for intimate areas?

The real advantages:

It's relatively safe. The guard or cover protects the skin from direct contact with the blades. No need for foam or gel, you can use it dry. It's quick once you get the hang of it.

Rechargeable, so no blades to change often. Some models can be used on dry or wet skin, even in the shower. And it's multi-purpose: beard, body, and potentially intimate.

The (major) drawbacks:

These razors are NOT specifically designed for ultra-sensitive areas. They can heat up with prolonged use, which is very uncomfortable on the testicles. The guards can catch the thin skin of the scrotum, especially if it is loose.

Shaving is not as close as with a manual razor. It's quite noisy, not very discreet. On areas with contours like the testicles or perineum, it's really difficult. Rotary heads can pull very thick hairs instead of cutting them. And regular maintenance is necessary to keep effectiveness.

And above all, it is not suitable for long hair, the hair needs to be already short for this kind of razors to be able to "catch" them.

For whom really?

Those who already have a good electric razor for the beard and want to use it also on the body and pubic area. Medium to high budget (60-150€ depending on models). For those who want speed without foam.

But be careful on the testicles. It can work if you are ultra careful, but it's borderline.

An electric face razor on the pubic area can work. On the testicles? It's risky. These razors are not optimized for the fineness and mobility of that skin. You can try, but with a lot of caution.

Electric razor manufacturers say "usable on the whole body". Technically yes, but the engineers who designed them didn't specifically think of testicles first. That changes everything in terms of safety and ergonomics.

The "special sensitive areas" multi-blade razors

For a few years now, brands have been offering manual razors sold specifically for intimate areas. Packaging that assumes the use, targeted communication, sometimes some technical adjustments.

The announced advantages:

Theoretically designed for sensitive areas. The heads are often smaller for more precision. Added anti-cut protection systems (widened lubricating strips, protective caps). Packaging assumes intimate use, no need to hide it. Adapted instructions provided.

The disadvantages (the reality):

They remain multi-blade manual razors. The risk of cuts always exists. Marketing is sometimes more impressive than real technical innovation. Prices are often high for what they are (15-30€). Blades still need to be replaced regularly, recurring cost.

Ingrown hairs are always possible with close shaving. Effectiveness varies a lot depending on the brands, some are really better than others.

For whom really?

Those who absolutely want a manual razor but are looking for a "safer" option. Ready to pay a bit more for peace of mind. Rather resilient skin. Already experienced with shaving.

It's better than a basic Gillette, that's for sure. But "special sensitive areas" doesn't mean "zero risk". It's still a multi-blade razor, with the advantages and disadvantages that come with it. Marketing tells you "safe", reality tells you "safer than a basic one, but still a razor".

The challenger: the intimate trimmer (the real alternative)

And what if, in the end, the best intimate "razor" for men... wasn’t a razor? In 2026, more and more guys are asking themselves this question. And the answer is becoming clear: the intimate trimmer really changes the game.

What exactly is an intimate trimmer?

An intimate trimmer is a cutting tool SPECIFICALLY designed for sensitive areas. Not a rebranded electric razor, not a disguised beard trimmer. A real tool designed from scratch for your intimate parts.

The fundamental difference with a razor: it does not cut flush with the skin. It leaves about 0.5mm of hair. It’s imperceptible visually and to the touch, but this micro-distance changes everything in terms of safety.

The difference with a beard trimmer: the blade is specifically designed to never touch the skin. The spacing, motor power, ergonomics, everything is adapted to sensitive areas. The technology used (ceramic or medical stainless steel blade) prevents skin from passing between the blade teeth.

Technically, the blade never directly touches the skin. The spacing between the teeth is calibrated so that even the thinnest skin cannot pass through. The motor cuts hair above the skin surface, without pulling. Just a clean, precise, safe cut.

An intimate trimmer is not a disguised beard trimmer. It’s a tool designed from scratch for your sensitive parts. Important distinction.

The advantages of the trimmer over razors

Let’s talk about the real benefits, the ones that truly make a difference daily.

Maximum safety

The risk of cuts is close to zero with a good trimmer. No direct contact between the blade and the skin. Usable even on mobile skin, like the testicles, without stress. Forgiving with beginner mistakes. Less mental stress = better results, calm focus.

Versatility of use

Works on dry or wet skin, depending on your mood. In the shower if it’s waterproof (and it should be). No need for foam, gel, or other products. Quick: 2 to 5 minutes max to do everything. All areas without changing tools, from the pubic area to the perineum.

Ingrown hair management

Cut slightly above the skin = drastically fewer ingrown hairs. No irritation from close shaving. Ideal for sensitive skin or those prone to issues. As explained in our article on ingrown hairs, the trimmer is THE solution for this problem.

Economical long term

Higher initial investment, true (60-80€ for a good one). But the blades last 3 to 6 months depending on use. No foam or gel to buy every month. Rechargeable battery, no batteries to throw away. Over 1-2 years, it's more than paid off.

Ease of use

No complex technique to master like with a safety razor. No super precise angle needed. Consistent result from the first use. Less mental stress, you can even use it in automatic mode in the shower.

If you want to understand all the available options, check our intimate trimmer guide 2025.

The "disadvantages" of the trimmer (let's be honest)

Because we're honest here, let's also talk about what could be perceived as disadvantages.

The result is not 100% shaved

The trimmer leaves about 0.5mm of hair. If you want 100% smooth skin like a manual razor, the trimmer is not suitable. But it is precisely this micro-millimeter that prevents cuts and ingrown hairs. It's a choice, not a bug. (Afterwards, you can also run a manual razor over your 0.5mm, it will be simpler, faster, and more pleasant than shaving from a long length)

Higher initial investment

A good intimate trimmer costs between €60 and €120, compared to €10 for a basic manual razor. But the calculation changes over time: no blades to buy every week, no €5 foam per month. Over 4 to 6 months, it's paid off. Over 2 years, you save money.

Requires battery/electricity

Not practical if you systematically forget to charge it. But good trimmers have long-lasting batteries (several weeks of autonomy). And honestly, we charge our phones every day, a trimmer once a month is manageable.

Less "traditional"

Some guys really want a razor, for the traditional, masculine, ritual side. It's a totally valid personal preference. But in 2026, we can also rethink what "manliness" is and accept that the safest tool is not necessarily the most "traditional."

The "disadvantages" of the trimmer are mostly a matter of personal preference. If you REALLY want an ultra-close shave, indeed, it limits you. But for 95% of guys who just want to be well-groomed without risk, the trimmer checks all the boxes.

We’re not saying the trimmer is perfect for everyone. We’re just saying that for the majority of guys, it’s the safest, fastest, and least hassle solution. Period.

How to choose a good intimate trimmer

If you let yourself be convinced by the trimmer (spoiler: you should), here are the really important criteria to not mess up your purchase.

1. The anti-cut blade (absolute number one criterion)

This is THE criterion that does not forgive. Ceramic is superior to stainless steel for skin sensitivity. The spacing between the teeth must be tight. No sharp angles on the blade, everything must be rounded. If you can run it over your forearm without it catching, it’s a good sign.

2. 100% waterproof (non-negotiable)

Usable in the shower, not just "splash resistant". Ultra easy cleaning under running water. Why is it important? Because in the shower is the most pleasant and practical place for grooming. Hair goes away directly with the water and the skin is relaxed (and you normally too). With the little LED, it also helps a lot...

3. Built-in LED lighting (the detail that changes everything)

Perfect visibility of areas in the shadow. Increased safety, you see exactly where you cut. No "blind" zones = no unpleasant surprises. As we explain in our dedicated article, it’s really not a gadget.

4. Specific intimate area ergonomics

Size adapted, neither too big nor too small. Secure grip, does not slip even when wet. Balanced weight for precision. Head angle designed to reach difficult areas (perineum, between the buttocks).

5. Several cutting heights

From 0mm (close) to 12mm (long) ideally. Guards that really stay in place during use. Flexibility depending on the areas: maybe 0mm on the pubic area, 3mm on the testicles, according to your preferences.

La billy meets these 5 criteria: anti-cut ceramic blade, IPX7 certified waterproof, built-in LED, ergonomic design specifically thought for intimate areas, and 5 cutting heights (0, 3, 6, 9, 12mm). We designed it exactly for that, listening to the real struggles of guys (and ours haha).

Complete comparison table: razors vs trimmer

To see more clearly, here is an honest comparison of all types of tools. No marketing bullshit, just the facts.

This table says it all. If you want ultra-smooth and accept the risks, manual razor. If you want safety, speed, and simplicity, trimmer. It’s as simple as that.

How to choose according to your profile and your needs

Now that you know all the types of tools, here’s how to choose based on WHO you are and WHAT you really want.

Profile 1: The complete beginner

You have never groomed your intimate areas, or very rarely. You want to try but you're a bit (a lot) scared. Normal.

Your need: Maximum safety. Easy to use from the first time. No stress or anxiety. Clean result without being perfect.

Recommended solution: Intimate trimmer

Minimal risk, you can’t mess up badly. Ultra easy learning curve. Confidence from the first use. You won’t have that pit in your stomach thinking about cuts.

Acceptable alternative: None

Seriously, don’t start with a manual razor on your intimate parts. It’s the best way to disgust yourself for life from intimate grooming.

First time? Don’t complicate it. Use a trimmer designed for that. Your future self will thank you. Check our special first-time guide.

Profile 2: The perfectionist

You want an ultra-smooth, baby-soft skin result. You're ready to spend time and be ultra careful. The result matters more than speed.

Your need: 100% smooth skin. "Pro" result. Ready to take more time. Accepts a certain level of calculated risk.

Recommended solution: Multi-blade manual razor + top technique

Closest shave possible, no tool does better. Combined with good preparation: hot shower, quality foam, well-stretched skin. Precise technique needed, no rushing. Easy areas first (pubis), EXTREME caution on testicles.

Alternative: 0mm trimmer + manual razor on pubis only

Trimmer for testicles and difficult areas (safety). Manual razor only on the pubic area where the skin is more stable. Smart compromise between safety and result.

Even if you want ultra-smooth, shaving testicles with a manual razor is expert level. If you're not 100% sure, stick to a trimmer for this specific area.

Profile 3: The pragmatic

You want simple, quick, effective. No hassle, no complicated ritual. You just want to be clean and well-groomed, period.

Your need: Fast (under 5 minutes). Effective (clean result). No hassle. Long-lasting solution.

Recommended solution: Waterproof intimate trimmer

2 to 5 minutes in the shower, you don't even really have to think about it. No product needed, just your trimmer and water. Consistent result every time. Zero stress, zero hassle.

Why nothing else fits:

Manual razor = too long, too risky, too much prep. Classic electric razor = not really optimized. Safety razor = way too technical for this profile.

Don’t have 30 minutes to waste in your bathroom? Welcome to the club. The trimmer is made for you. Period.

Profile 4: The sensitive

Your skin reacts to everything. You have recurring ingrown hairs. You know irritation inside out. You’re looking for a solution that truly respects your skin.

Your need: Zero irritation, non-negotiable. Avoid ingrown hairs at all costs. Clean result but skin respected first. Gentle and caring solution for your skin.

Recommended solution: Intimate trimmer (THE solution for you)

Cutting above the skin = drastically fewer ingrown hairs. No irritation from close shaving. No chemicals like shaving foam. Maximum respect for your sensitive skin.

What to ABSOLUTELY AVOID:

Manual razor = the worst for ingrown hairs. Close shaving generally on sensitive skin. Multiple passes over the same area. Scented or harsh products.

For you, it’s really non-negotiable. Check our articles on ingrown hairs to understand why the trimmer is your best ally.

Profile 5: The adventurer

You travel a lot, you’re always on the move. Your life is nomadic, sometimes living out of a backpack. You need a solution that follows you everywhere.

Your need: Compact and easy to carry. No need to lug around 15 different products. Long-lasting battery (no daily charging). Usable everywhere, even basic conditions.

Recommended solution: USB-C rechargeable trimmer

Only one thing to carry, not 10 accessories. Battery lasts several weeks. No foam, gel, aftershave, or other products. Travel mode built-in for luggage safety.

Alternative: Multi-purpose electric razor

If you already have a good one for your beard and want to limit the gear. But be VERY careful on sensitive areas, not optimized for that.

On a road trip, backpacking, or business trip, the last thing you want is to carry foam + razor + aftershave + replacement blades. A waterproof trimmer in your toiletry bag, and it's sorted.

Profile 6: Tight budget

Student, young professional, or just don't want to spend 100€ on a razor. Budget matters, but you still want something decent.

Let's do the honest calculation over 1 year:

Option 1: "Cheap" manual razor

• Initial razor: €10
• Blades x12 (one per month): €24
• Foam x12: €36
• After-shave for irritations: €15
• TOTAL 1 year: €85
• • Risk of cuts and irritations

Option 2: Quality intimate trimmer

• Trimmer: €79
• Replacement blades (2 changes/year): €58
• Additional products: €0
• TOTAL 1 year: €137
• • Safety + Speed + Peace of mind

Option 3: Manual razor + trimmer (smart mix)

• Trimmer for sensitive areas: €79
• Occasional pubic razor: €10
• TOTAL: €89 first year

Over 1 year, the difference is about €50 between "cheap" and "quality trimmer". Over 2-3 years, the trimmer clearly becomes more economical. And if you count the time saved + cuts avoided + irritations prevented, the ROI is really there.

Mistakes to avoid (whatever your choice)

Now, let's talk about the classic mistakes EVERYONE makes at the beginning. Avoid them, and you'll make your life easier.

Mistake #1: Using an inappropriate tool "because I already have it"

The classic trap: using your beard razor or hair trimmer on your intimate parts "because it should work, right?"

No. Not designed for this specific skin. Not optimized for these thick hairs. Risks are not calculated for this ultra-sensitive area. The result will be mediocre at best, dangerous at worst.

You wouldn't use a bread knife to shave your beard? No. So don't use your beard trimmer on your balls. Same logic, same level of relevance.

Mistake #2: Neglecting skin preparation

Shaving cold, without preparation, right after getting out of bed. Bad idea.

Take a hot shower before, it opens the pores. Clean and well-dried skin (or moist depending on the tool). Stretch the skin with the other hand to flatten folds. Go gradually, no rush.

Mistake #3: Pressing too hard

Many guys think the harder you press, the better it cuts. It's false and dangerous.

With a manual razor: pressure = almost guaranteed cut. With a trimmer: pressure is totally unnecessary, sliding is enough. Let the tool do its job, don't force it.

Mistake #4: Forgetting equipment maintenance

Never cleaning your trimmer or never changing your razor blades. Big mistake.

Dull blades pull hairs instead of cutting them, it's painful. Poor hygiene = irritations and potential infections. The result gradually deteriorates.

Rinse after EACH use. Change blades regularly: manual razor every 5-10 uses max, trimmer every 3-6 months. Clean deeply regularly.

Mistake #5: Wanting to go too fast

The classic scenario: date in 1 hour, panic, rush. That's how you cut yourself.

Less precision = more risks. Stress causes sudden movements. You forget areas, go over them again, it irritates. It's a vicious circle.

The solution: integrate maintenance into a regular routine. No urgency, no stress, better result. Once a week calmly is infinitely better than once a month in panic mode. Little tip if you have a billy: leave it in the shower, you'll probably have the reflex to give it a quick pass every time you see it and that will allow you to maintain the area without even realizing it.

The final verdict: razor or trimmer in 2026?

We come to the final question. Razor or trimmer? Here is the honest answer.

There is no ONE universal right answer for everyone. But there are very clear trends emerging in 2026.

For 80% of men: the trimmer is the best solution

This figure is not made up. It reflects the reality of the needs of the majority of guys in 2026.

Why this percentage?

Maximum safety with no compromise. Result more than sufficient (0.5mm of hair is imperceptible). Speed and ease of use daily. Avoid ingrown hairs that ruin life. Economical in the long term. Usable on the whole body, not just intimate areas.

The 4 cases where the razor still has real interest

1. You REALLY want 100% smooth and you consciously accept the associated risks
2. You already master the manual razor perfectly and you have resilient skin that can handle it
3. You have a very tight initial budget (€10 vs €80) even if it costs more in the long run
4. You are a purist of traditional shaving with the safety razor and it’s a passion for you

For all other cases, and that’s the majority: Trimmer > Razor

In 2026, no one judges you if you use a manual razor on your intimate parts. But no one will judge you either if you choose the safest, fastest, and most effective solution: a real intimate trimmer designed for that.

FAQ: the questions we really ask ourselves

Can you mix trimmer AND razor?

Yes, it’s even a smart strategy for certain profiles.

Trimmer for testicles and difficult areas = maximum safety. Manual razor for the pubic area if you want ultra-smooth = more stable area so less risky. You combine the best of both worlds: safety where needed + smooth result where possible.

How long does a good intimate trimmer last?

The trimmer itself: 3 to 5 years with good maintenance, sometimes more. The ceramic blades: 3 to 6 months depending on frequency of use. The battery: generally 2 to 4 years before it starts to weaken.

With proper maintenance (rinsing after use, dry storage), a quality trimmer is a durable investment.

Can women use a "men's intimate razor"?

Yes, totally. Intimate parts have exactly the same safety needs regardless of gender. Gendered marketing is mostly... marketing.

A quality intimate trimmer works perfectly for all bodies, all genders. Sensitive skin is sensitive, period.

Do you need a trimmer AND a razor?

Not mandatory at all, but it can be complementary depending on your use.

Trimmer = daily base, routine, safety. Razor = special occasions if you really want ultra-smooth. But honestly, for 95% of cases, the trimmer alone is more than enough.

What is THE best intimate razor/trimmer brand?

There is no universal "THE" best brand, but objective criteria to check.

Blade specifically adapted to sensitive areas. Certified waterproof (not just water-resistant). Good ergonomics for difficult areas. Integrated LED lighting (really useful). Verified and transparent customer reviews.

Billy checks all these boxes with 4.87/5 from 70 verified reviews, but other serious brands also exist. The important thing is to check objective criteria, not just marketing.

Conclusion: make the choice that suits YOU

There you go, you now have all the cards in hand. The different types of razors with their real advantages and limits. The trimmer alternative explained honestly. How to choose according to your profile and real needs.

The truth is, in 2026, we're lucky: we have choices. The choice between several types of tools, between different levels of risk and results, between tradition and innovation.

What really matters:

Choose a tool SUITABLE for your intimate parts, not just "whatever you have on hand." Prioritize your safety because your balls are with you for a long time. Respect your experience level, no safety razor if you've never shaved in your life. Listen to your body, irritations are a signal that something is wrong.

Whether you choose a manual razor because you want ultra-smooth, a safety razor because you're a traditional shaving purist, or a trimmer because you want peace of mind... what matters is that YOU feel comfortable with your choice.

In 2026, taking care of your intimate parts is normal. Doing it safely is just common sense. And doing it with the right tool is respecting your body.

Your hair, your choice. Your body, your method. Your comfort, your priority.