There’s no reason why you can’t epilate your pubic hair, but that doesn’t mean it will be an enjoyable experience.  Even if you’re a seasoned epilator, you may find it more painful in this region. “This area is typically more sensitive than other body parts,” explains Aesthetic Doctor Dr. Munir Somki. “Some minor risks to consider are skin redness, tender skin, scarring, swelling, and inflammation.”
“Natural public hair is long and will be extremely painful to epilate,” confirms Carswell. “You can bruise your skin as there is a lot of loose skin in this area which can cause even more discomfort if the skin is being pulled as well as the hair being removed from the root. For this reason, I would only advise doing a basic hair removal in this area, like the bikini line.”
If you need guidance on where to remove the hair, use a pair of briefs or bikini bottoms as your guide and only remove the hair that is visible. In terms of technique, “lie on a bed and drop one leg off the side,” advises Carswell. “This helps stretch the skin.” You can then repeat on the other side.