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Love4Laruko

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Pubic Hair Shavers...
Posted: 12-29-06 01:02am
I'm just tryna figure out why I always get bumps that appear to be balls under the skin when I shave...Sometimes I bust them and puss comes out. Maybe I should stop using disposable razors and the shaving cream I use. Do anybody else experience the same thing and what do you do to control it?
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brunette8babe

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Joined: 27 Dec 2006
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Posted: 12-29-06 03:18am
-yeah I used to get the same thing alll the time..What helps is if you trim the hair down ((not all the way, just to where its not long anymore)) and cover it with a warm/hot clothes for a couple of seconds..I guess that that is supposed to relax the hair?...But anyways then use some kind of gel that is clear...Try bikini zone...Its amazing and leaves you with no bumps at alll...And they sell it very cheap at wal-mart. Then just shave the hair in the direction that it grows and then maybe the opposite way but make sure that you clean out your razor very well after each stroke because those bumps that you get are from ingrown hair which is caused when you shave and little hairs get stuck underneath your already shaved area...But hope that that helps out..It should Laughing
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Melissa_20

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Joined: 18 Jan 2006
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Location: Florida
Re: Try This
Posted: 12-29-06 14:46pm
brunette8babe wrote:
-yeah I used to get the same thing alll the time..What helps is if you trim the hair down ((not all the way, just to where its not long anymore)) and cover it with a warm/hot clothes for a couple of seconds..I guess that that is supposed to relax the hair?...But anyways then use some kind of gel that is clear...Try bikini zone...Its amazing and leaves you with no bumps at alll...And they sell it very cheap at wal-mart. Then just shave the hair in the direction that it grows and then maybe the opposite way but make sure that you clean out your razor very well after each stroke because those bumps that you get are from ingrown hair which is caused when you shave and little hairs get stuck underneath your already shaved area...But hope that that helps out..It should Laughing
ingrown hairs are not just from short hairs.You can get ingrowns no matter what the length and you can even get them when you wax.The best way to kepp them away is to exfoliate down there every day after you shave to keep the dead skin away.Wal-mart sells special razors I think called noxema razors.And like she said,you can use bikini zone and they will lessen also
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