I shave my balls and around my ass- I like
the clean and smooth feeling
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TheMicro
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Jun 2007 Posts: 1
Re: Irritation After? Posted: 06-06-07 22:33pm
I shave completely every week. I don't
use a disposable razor anymore; they don't
work as well. I don't have a girlfriend
or anything, it just feels a lot better.
sheepo
wrote:
I shaved my pubes and a bit
of my gooch and balls 2 days ago. I'm now
experiencing small red dots that are
itchy. And I dont have crabbes! Or any
other std. Just to get that out of your
minds..
I put some regular skin cream on it (mind
you, this is just in the pubic area) and
the itch and irritation is gone. But I
think the red dots are irritated pores
where the hair is growing out of.
Is there anyway to get rid of this? It
wasn't there yesterday or the night of the
day I shaved.
Those are called razor bumps. You can
take preemptive strike on that by using a
special gel for sensitive skin. It should
say on the label "helps prevent razor
bumps" or something like that. But for
the first few times you do it they will
show up to some degree. If you stay on
the same schedule, though, they should
stop.
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MikeH90
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Mar 2007 Posts: 326 Location: , Illinois USA
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Posted: 06-07-07 07:19am
i just use a razor. Once you do it its
easier the second time and there after. I
just run a razor down there like every
other shower I take to keep up with the
growth.
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Shady41
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 07 Jun 2007 Posts: 28 Location: midwest
Posted: 06-07-07 09:49am
I suggest taking a warm shower and getting
your scrotum relaxed, then very carefully
taking the skin in a pinch and slowly
using a brand new razor and plenty of
shaving cream to shave your sack. Worked
great for me. Took about 5 minutes and I
was slick.
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sand53
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Jun 2007 Posts: 1
Shave Posted: 06-20-07 17:04pm
We, wife & I shave everyday with a
razor. Not a problem. Yes, at first you
have some irritation, but that goes away.
We also visit the nude beaches and nude
resorts in Jamaica and most pubic areas of
the people, male & female, are smooth
like "a baby's bottom". Much nicer,
smooth and clean.
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dave01
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Jul 2007 Posts: 61 Location: Iowa
Posted: 07-04-07 20:15pm
I have used a rotary electric razor, but I
have to be extremely careful, so I don't
necessarily recommend it. The big problem
with shaving the genitals i that, like the
face, it has to be done on a regular basis
or you get itchy as the hair starts
growing back. I find that a close trim
works better. The one question not
addressed above is how to deal with hair
in the anal region. Although I don't see
any need for worrying about it in case
since I don't do anything sexually in that
area, the question was raised. I had a
friend with the same problem. My
suggested solution is what I did with the
mass of hair growing on my back. I had a
friend treat it several times with Nads.
The long term result (three years and
counting) is that the regrowth was much
less to the point that it was no longer a
problem. I could see using it in the butt
crack, but doubt anyone could use it
effectively on the genitals.
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mtc
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Jul 2007 Posts: 6
Posted: 07-05-07 20:31pm
If you use a razor you might want to put a
little lotion on the area each day to
prevent in-grown hairs
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