Vajazzling Designs

Vajazzling temporarily makes a woman’s intimate area shine using individual crystals or pre-made designs. We have some help to getting sparkly with your unique creation whether you leave a little hair or a lot. Remember, it will last the longest when applied to hair-free, clean and dry skin (get how-to directions).

After a Clean Up

Accentuate the natural triangular shape by adding a couple individual crystals across the top. This design is great if you cleaned up both the top and sides by either a regular bikini wax or shaving.

Always work in odd numbers. Put one crystal on each right and left points of the triangle and then one in the middle or three evenly spaced across the top.

Another option is putting on a wide but short pre-made crystal swirl on the top by itself or placing a crystal on each side of the swirl.

Accentuate a Stenciled Design

Crystals and gems are often the finishing touch to after using a stencil to create a bikini wax design or pubic hair shape by shaving. Popular shapes are hearts, lightning bolts and stars. Individual crystals are dotted outlining the design in place.

Want to go a step further? Try a bikini hair color like red or purple before adding the crystals.

A Landing Strip is Left

Stick one crystal on top of the landing strip and then half the length down put one on each side parallel to each other. If it’s a short landing, stick-on a small star, initial or moon on top.

All Hair is Gone- Brazilian or Hollywood

Vajazzling is most often done when all of the hair is removed because there’s a clear canvas. For the easy route pick up something pre-made like a starburst, butterfly or two initials and apply right on the pubic mons (the area above your clitoris up to the upper most hair line).

For the road less traveled you can use separate crystals to get crafty. Just remember, you're working upside down so this makes the task that much harder. A pubic hair stencil that's normally used for removing hair can help you keep the design uniform. Popular choices are triangles and hearts, both outlined and filled-in.

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