What “BROzilian” Means
A BROzilian is a male-only Brazilian-style hair removal service that includes the entire intimate region, not just the front. When performed correctly, it is a front-to-back service, delivered clinically and professionally.
Clients choose a BROzilian for hygiene, comfort, aesthetics, athletics, or medical reasons.
How BROzilian Differs From European and Bikini
Clear terminology matters. These services differ by coverage and gender, not just name.
BROzilian (Male Only)
A full intimate service, front to back.
Includes:
- Pubic mound and pelvic region
- Penile shaft
- Scrotum (sac)
- Perineum
- Perianal area
- Buttocks, including both cheeks
Anything less than this is not a full BROzilian.
European (Male or Female)
A European is an intimate hair removal service for males or females that excludes the buttocks.
Includes:
- Pubic mound and pelvic region
- External genital area
- Scrotum (male) or labial area (female)
- Perineum
- Perianal area
Does not include:
- Buttocks or buttocks cheeks
A European is front and underside intimate hair removal, without buttocks coverage.
Bikini (Male or Female)
A Bikini service is a contour and clean-up service, not full intimate hair removal.
Includes:
- Hair visible outside swimwear
- Hair along the upper inner thighs
- Hair that extends out the sides when wearing a bikini or speedo
Does not include:
- Full pubic mound removal
- Genital clearance
- Perineum or perianal area
- Buttocks
This service focuses on edge definition, not clearance.
Areas Included in a Full BROzilian
To be explicit, a complete BROzilian includes:
- Pubic mound and pelvic region
- Penile shaft
- Scrotum (sac)
- Perineum
- Perianal area
- Buttocks, including both cheeks
Anything less should be clearly labeled as a partial service.
Pain Varies by Area, Not Courage
Pain during a BROzilian is anatomical, not psychological. Nerve density, skin thickness, follicle depth, and hair type matter more than tolerance.
Most Sensitive Area
Pelvic / pubic region
- Thick, deeply rooted hair
- Dense nerve endings
- Highest friction and tension
Consistently the most uncomfortable area, regardless of method.
Moderate Sensitivity
Perineum and perianal area
- Thin skin
- High nerve awareness
- Sensation varies widely person to person
Often more tolerable than expected with proper pacing.
Typically Less Painful Areas
Penile shaft
- Softer skin
- Lower follicle density
- Brief, manageable discomfort
Scrotum (sac)
- Thin, elastic skin
- Easier hair release
- Usually milder sensation than the pubic mound
Buttocks and cheeks
- Thicker skin
- Lower nerve density
- Typically the least painful part of a BROzilian
Discomfort here is more related to positioning and post-treatment friction than removal itself.
Why This Pain Pattern Exists
- Thick hair hurts more than thin hair
- Deeply anchored follicles hurt more than mobile skin
- Skin under tension hurts more than skin that stretches
This is why the pelvic mound is hardest for most clients and buttocks are usually easiest.
Should You Trim or Shave Before Your Appointment?
It depends entirely on the method. Hair length affects effectiveness and safety, not pain.
Pain comes from the follicle and surrounding nerves below the skin, not from the hair shaft above it. Trimming or shaving does not reduce discomfort.
Hair Length by Method
Waxing
- Leave hair at its natural length
- Trim only if excessively long
Wax needs length to grip. Over-trimming causes breakage, more passes, and more irritation.
Electrolysis
- Hair must be trimmed short but visible
- Do not shave
Each follicle must be seen and isolated to be treated. Shaved hair cannot be treated until it regrows.
Laser Hair Removal
- Shave clean to the skin 24 hours before
Surface hair absorbs heat and increases burn risk. Shaving protects the skin and improves accuracy.
Method Still Matters
- Waxing: Sharp pain highest in the pelvic region, usually milder on buttocks
- Laser: Heat sensation peaks where hair is densest
- Electrolysis: Cumulative discomfort highest on the pubic mound
Technique and pacing matter more than tolerance.
Managing Pain Effectively
Pain should be managed, not endured.
What helps:
- Proper preparation
- Controlled pacing
- Ice and cooling
- Good sleep and hydration
These reduce inflammation and improve tolerance across all areas.
Final Thoughts
A BROzilian is a defined, male-only, full intimate service that includes the buttocks. European and Bikini services are male or female options with more limited coverage and should not be confused with it.
Pelvic hair removal is the most uncomfortable.
Perineal and anal areas are sensitive but manageable.
Penile shaft, scrotum, and buttocks are typically less painful.
Hair length should match the method, not pain myths:
- Leave length for waxing
- Trim for electrolysis
- Shave for laser
Clear definitions, correct preparation, and anatomical understanding remove fear and improve outcomes.