Sisterhood Journal
Notes on self-love.
Essays, guides, and honest conversations about your body, sex, self, and shaving, written plainly.
Body Care
June 17, 2026 · The Sisterhood
How to Shave Pubic Hair with Folliculitis
Folliculitis, bacterial infection of hair follicles, is distinct from razor bumps. Shaving over active pustules can spread the infection and worsen inflammation. Here's how to tell whether it's safe to shave, and how to do it with the least risk when it is.
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Body Care · June 16, 2026
How to Shave Pubic Hair with Razor Burn: What to Pause and What to Fix
Shaving pubic hair when razor burn is active means waiting for the skin barrier to recover first, typically 2–5 days. Once healed, a fresh single blade, with-the-grain short strokes, and an unscented post-shave moisturiser break the cycle of recurring burn.
Body Care · June 16, 2026
How to Shave Pubic Hair with Ingrown Hairs: What to Skip and What Works
Shaving pubic hair when you have active ingrown hairs requires pausing on inflamed bumps, using a single fresh blade in the hair-growth direction, and applying a non-comedogenic post-shave product. Getting technique right prevents a small ingrown problem from becoming a widespread one.