Venus is throwing out the outdated, censored, and sometimes downright silly terms for 'bikini' or 'down there' and encouraging women to #SayPubic with the launch of the Venus for … read morePubic Hair & Skin Collection. Why #SayPubic? New survey findings out from the brand find that almost half of US women agree it feels more accurate to use anatomical terms, like pubic, but only 18% of US women are actually using them. Women want to reclaim the narrative around the language and description of their bodies. While 54% of US women agree that society has defined what is visually appealing when it comes to women’s pubic grooming, 56% wish there were more accurate descriptions and imagery in society of women grooming this area of their bodies. To continue the conversation, the brand has teamed with Grey New York to launch a new video on Instagram today that chronicles a day in the life of an un-desirable pubic hair, just hoping to be recognised and treated like every other hair on your body, with care and confidence! With The Pube Song and new product launch on TheVenusPubeSong.com, Venus hopes to start a dialogue around normalising correct anatomical language, like pubic, in an effort to destigmatise female pubic grooming. Because pubic is not a dirty word, and your pubic hair and skin deserves its own care. The findings on pubic language are released as the brand launches its new Venus for Pubic Hair & Skin Collection, which includes a razor, exfoliant, shave gel and serum, designed specifically to address the unique needs of the pubic area. The products can be used together as a regimen or individually to fit each woman’s needs, whether hair is there, gone, or growing. The collection continues the brand’s #MySkinMyWay commitment to celebrate all women and all skin, and help them feel comfortable in their skin by providing solutions to care for their grooming needs, whatever their preferences may be.
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