Anal Bleaching Guide - Is it Safe to Bleach Your Butt?

Morli Desai

In 2024, the world has gone crazy over butts. Think about all the insane things people do these days to their butt cheeks to get their tushy looking like Beyonce's Bootylicious Bum. And thanks to celebrities like Kylie Jenner, we've been gifted with the ultimate beauty trend to get a perfect patootie.

Are you ready for it?

Anal Bleaching.

The truth is porn stars have been doing it for years. But as Brazilian waxes have grown in popularity, more and more of us common folk are taking notice of the skin color around the …um… backdoor.

Waxing specialists report that many people are surprised at how dark their actual skin color tone is down-under and want to know how to lighten the excess pigment.

No longer exclusive to the Kardashians of the world, this cheeky beauty trend has hit the mainstream. Spas who offer the service report that requests for anal bleaching appointments have doubled in the last year. And not just from women – men are getting their bum bleach on, too.

While this may sound unbelievable, people love this tushy-tastic new trend. Here's the top 5 things you need to know BEFORE becoming a bleach babe:

1. How Does Anal Bleaching Work?

While referred to as "anal bleaching," it is more lightening cream than Clorox. The products work by stopping the development of melanin in and around your anus – which is the chemical that causes dark pigment.

Did you know you actually have three layers of skin around the anus? Hypodermis, Dermis, and finally, Epidermis (which is the top layer of sensitive skin around your anus).

Skin Lightening creams work from the inside out, so to speak. They start by preventing Melanin from producing in the hypodermis; as your body naturally gets rid of old dark skin pigment and cells, the body pushes them to the top, and the new white blood cells that form have less melanin, resulting in a lighter pigment.

This is why when you first start using the skin lightening products or serum, you may not notice any change in darkened skin tone at all.

Most spas and DIY home treatments use gentle ingredients, such as Kojic acid. This is a chemical peel, actually a byproduct of rice fermentation, and is used to change the color of many food and cosmetic products.

Amaira Skincare also uses Kojic acid along with many other natural ingredients that help with the anal bleaching process.

2. Why Do People Get Their Anal Bleached?

As Brazilian-style waxing and laser treatments for hair removal have become more popular, people are much more aware of their intimate and sensitive areas now. They feel self-conscious about what they see and want to feel clean and well-groomed down below.

A lot of times, people do it for their partner, who might feel a bit squeamish about the darker skin. But most people do it for themselves so they can feel confident and sexy when they know someone is seeing their backside during intercourse.

You would be really surprised if you knew just how common it is. We literally have millions of customers who have purchased our product from all over the world. We currently sell to 67 countries worldwide.

3. How Long Will It Take To Bleach Your Anus?

You're not Casper The Ghost! You don't want a stark-white butthole. A good rule of thumb (or bum) is to aim for two to three shades lighter than your natural pigment.

We advise that it normally takes 6-12 weeks, depending on your skin pigmentation. Normally, you will not notice any change taking place at first (which is why we recommend taking weekly photos!), and then, about 6-8 weeks in, you will notice a fairly rapid color change.

The real key is to be patient and persistent. It does take a little bit of time, but our customers who keep up with the process report how happy (and even surprised!) they were with the results.

We also recommend using our intimate lightening serum 2-3 times per week once you reach your desired outcome for maintenance purposes.

4. Can You Bleach Your Butt At Home?

Absolutely! We know just from our customers that most people would prefer to do it at home.

A lot of people are too embarrassed to bare it all at a salon for professional treatments and prefer to conduct the simple treatment themselves in the privacy of their own homes. If you're not ready to get up-close-and-personal with a professional treatment at your local salon personnel, then you're probably better off with a DIY at-home treatment.

Conducting a private anal bleaching sesh at home is super simple – follow the step-by-step instructions on the product. The important part is choosing the right product.

Make sure any at-home anal skin bleaching treatments have natural ingredients and can be used on all skin types. Of course, we recommend our product and believe it to be the best product on the market.

More importantly, we use loads of natural ingredients to help in this process and don't use any Hydroquinone. Be very careful and wary of products that use Hydroquinone as this can cause irreversible skin damage around the anal area.

When in doubt, turn to your trusty friend Google. Search for reviews on the products you're considering to find out which one is best for your tender tushy.

5. Is It Safe to Bleach Your Anus?

High-quality products should use natural ingredients and be safe for all skin types. They shouldn't burn or cause skin irritation around the anal area (although you may feel a slight tingle. This is fairly common.)

The major risk with cosmetic professionals is getting the process done at a salon or spa, where you can't control the cleanliness or the expertise of the person conducting the treatment. This is why many people prefer the cosmetic procedure in the privacy of their own home, where you're in total control of cosmetic treatment yourself.

So what do you think? Ready to try out this fancy fanny trend and get a shiny new nether region?

Like any health or beauty treatment, the most important part is doing your homework. Do your own investigating before trying any new products or treatments.

If you have questions or want to learn more, check out our FAQs, or do some Googling to find product reviews. If you can't find all of the answers you are looking for, you can always contact us via email, and one of our support teams will be more than happy to help you with any questions you may have.

Hopefully, this brief guide has given you enough information to help you find the products that are right for you so you can finally get your perfect bleached badonk-a-donk!