I know that women shave and I once read a story where this guy let his sister shave off his pubic hairs. I've done it several times in my life but every single time it grew back even bushier and it always itched like hell because of the razor rash.

Now I'm wondering whether or not I should shave it all off one final time and make sure it doesn't grow back. Here's the problem... the razor rash... am I doing it wrong or what?

 

You're doing nothing wrong. It goes lessens and even goes away with many times of shaving. I'm past that already.

 

You mean to say that the rash will stop coming after a while so long as I keep shaving more often? Might be difficult to avoid scratching in public. lol

 

I shave all the time. But just around the "bikini line" as I go swimming a lot. Sometimes I still get a rash but it's not itchy. Using those disposable razors with the lube strip on them helps.

 

I always get a bunch of red spots when I shave down there

 

What I do is I trim my pubic hairs with scissors.
I use hair conditioner and rub it on my 'vagina'
But shaving cream works best, it's way harder if you don't trim your pubes.
But make sure you lube it really good with shaving cream or conditioner.
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I'm actually a guy, but I finally shaved. Nipped myself twice when I trimmed my sack. I used Edge Advance Gel, specific for extra protection. Although I think I missed a couple spots because when I move just right, I get itchy around the base of my sack.

I haven't got a rash yet and probably because I used shaving cream this time. I hate to admit it but in the past, I never used any creams or anything which was probably why. Kinda obvious eh? lol

 

ouchie ouchie ouchie

 

There's really nothing to say. But I agree. OUCH!! My little goop pumpers'd never forgive me!!

 

The irritation started about mid-afternoon yesterday. Probably because its starting to grow back, because when I rub just above my dick where the hair should be, when I rub just the right way in which it feels bristly, it that itchy feeling comes up. Plus those red spots have appeared.

Thankfully its not too itchy that I can't resist to scratch.

What do I do? Do I shave again? Do I get some lotion?

 

Both the wife and I are completely shaven. As long as we shave 2-3 times a week, we don't have problems with itching.

 

Okay...I can see the logic with the disposable razor, but I've always had better luck with a high quality razor meant for a man's face.

First off, make sure you trim the hairs to about 1/4" before shaving with scissors. Get into the bathtub or the shower, and just let the hair soak in warm water for about 3 minutes. Then, get a handful of shaving cream and lather it on. Let THAT sit for about another 4 minutes to really get the hair follicles soft. Then when you're ready to shave, put on a bit more shaving cream (some of it probably washed off) and go at it very carefully. Rinse off with cold water (it'll calm down the skin and help clot any nicks) and towel dry. I highly recommend you use some sort of natural lotion after, like aloe, but that can be sticky. Just look for something that proclaims it uses natural products.

If you still have issues with the red bumps, then start to use some body wash with salicylic acid in it, or some other acne fighting stuff. I use Neutrogena's Body Clear stuff and it works pretty good. That should clear it up in a week or two.

 

how about hair removal chemicals?

I've shaved plenty of times, but I've found that a hair removal creme works best for me. Nair, Avon SSS Smooth, Epil stop, and Sally Hansen have all worked great but you have to be carefull. Start by soaking the area with cool to luke warm water using a washcloth. Begin applying where the hair is thickest - that's where it needs to sit longer and the skin is tougher. Be real careful around the scrotum! If you use it there, do that at the last minute and don't let it sit too long. Sometimes I just shave that part. Follow the directions for the product to remove and don't forget to moisturize after! It will a few times to get it right, but it's so smooth you'll be amazed! (and so will your partner) I haven't tried surgicream yet, but I hear that's good too. I thought about laser hair removal, but on rare occasion, I want some hair.

 

The more you shave the less it itches to the point of not itching whatsoever. I have shaved the shaft and balls for over 4 yrs now and it's totally fine. When I first started it itched alot, no more.

 

And this will remove the spots? Because thats more of a problem than the itching. I think I'll go with the acne stuff because the other ideas sound too drastic... too much work.

 

My husband prefers I shave my pussy weekly.

 

Lotion

Zenythmon-
Like the old Business and Realty adage: "Lotion, lotion...lotion." Good shaving cream, regular shaving and lotion 3-4 times a day should do it. Take some to work and go in the stall and apply. Feels sexy andeliminates the chafe.
My thoughts, anyway.
Good lick....ummm...luck.

 

I do the same thing mostly but sometimes for pictures and such you want it smooth and if you trim it short first, scrub really good with a smooth soap and then use shaving cream with a razor it works the best..

 

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I am having real problems shaving.. i get horrible razor rash.. help me on what to do!!!!

 

Skillz8394: Try using shaving cream. I use Edge Advance Gel, specific for extra protection. If you still have a rash, don't press so hard.

I'm wondering if I should start waxing as it'll stop it from growing back... so I have read. How do I do it? Do I use candle wax or is there a special wax?