An old friend did… They all fell out. From the bleach or some other chemical in the dye I suppose. Anyway, she liked it so much she hasn’t had any pubes since.
My only tip is, be careful what you use. And don’t let any get in the out door.
Last time I got inked, I had a reaction to the ink and went in to my family doctor for hydrocortisone. He commented on how he rather liked my tattoo, and found it tasteful compared to some he had seen. Specifically, he related that he had one patient who had her pubic hair dyed green, and above it, had tattooed the words:
Keep Off The Lawn.
Unfortunately, I did not ask him how she had gone about dying them green.
But the story worked here. So I’ve told it, and now you’re stuck with it
Yep. Done it. My hairdresser generally mixes a little extra color for those regular customers who dramatically change hair color, so they can apply it themselves when they get home. Two things you need to know:
Thinksnow is right. Shaving is a lot easier.
If you do proceed, listen carefully: Keep chemicals away from the pink parts. I cannot emphasize this enough. [sub]Holy crap, I walked bowlegged for three days.[/sub]
First off, caustic chemicals near my yoohoo just isn’t a part of the plan. It’s one thing to color the hair on your head but to color your pubic hair? Second, unless you have a very active socially sexual life or you regularly flash people, why bother?
< techchick shudders at the thought – ugh chemicals near my vaginal area, no thank you >
I had a friend who did this but used “Manic Panic”-- one of the vegetable-based organic-y ones. Doesn’t last as long as the bad chemical types, but likely better for you.
Oh, the hair was dyed “dark tulip”-- a sort of dark magenta.
to get bright manic colors to work, you have to either have very light hair or bleach it out. I would NOT recommend bleaching out pubes. Bleaching out burns the scalp at times…I can only imagine how BAD that would hurt… (shudder)