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 Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 2:34 am
Fox From Hell What ways can you get your pubs trimmed, cause there is so many ways. And which is what guys like most. A poll would be nice ^_^ (been shaving since hair started to apear and it has been hell cause I absulutly despise hair and stubble) Personally I think that the triangle that points down is sexy. But the hairs of the triangle needs to be trimmed short.
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Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 12:01 pm
Well I shave and i take particular care doing it. I go slow and gently especially around the shaft and scrotum and I shave in the shower and I use both shampoo to clean before and after I shave and anti bacterial soap I think they make it for bathing and I use Aloe Vera lotion afterwards to help with the itching also for guys who are thinking about shaving I wouldn't recommend wearing boxers for at least a week cause it will snag and irritate your pubic area I learned the hard way.
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Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 2:45 pm
luver_of_life I have the same question. I shaved yesterday and I still had some stubble. But now today as some of the hair is growing back in it hurts, itches and I have some small bumps. If I keep shaving daily will it hurt like this or will it eventually stop? And How do you stop the itching?
I also suggest you dont shave every single day.. you should space it out during the week (once or twice per week) and let your hair grow out a bit before shaving it again.
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Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2008 11:40 pm
spZ luver_of_life I have the same question. I shaved yesterday and I still had some stubble. But now today as some of the hair is growing back in it hurts, itches and I have some small bumps. If I keep shaving daily will it hurt like this or will it eventually stop? And How do you stop the itching?
I also suggest you dont shave every single day.. you should space it out during the week (once or twice per week) and let your hair grow out a bit before shaving it again. i gree never go the opposite way your hair grows it can lead to razor burn, rashes, and ingrown hairs
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Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 8:57 pm
OMG!
such a problem hair down there is... XD
i got an ingown hair once.. it was VERY sore... DX
... im too afraid to shave it O.O
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Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 12:16 am
Does anyone have tips on shaving the pubic hair that grows between my labia (lips).
D:
I get hair that grows there, and in the area where my clitoris is as well, and it's really hard to get a clean shave. I always miss somewhere in there.
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Or does anyone know any electric shavers that are for pubic area?
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Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 5:54 pm
I would never have shaved if my bf didnt convince me to. but i like it a lot bette. its more comfortable and cleaner... but it grows back SOOO quickly! the next day its all prickly and hurts for two days, but after that its long enough to where it doesn't hurt
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 8:14 am
Is it normal for the area around my pubic hair to itch?
Is it just the hair growing?
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 9:35 am
Quote: Is it normal for the area around my pubic hair to itch? Is it just the hair growing? Yes, itching is pretty common since it's such a sensitive area. It certainly can be due to the hair growing in if you're going through puberty or if you remove any pubic hair by shaving, trimming, waxing, etc. But it can be caused by other things too. You can try a different soap, ideally one for sensitive skin without dyes or fragrances, to see if that helps. You can also try laundry detergent for sensitive skin. If you still notice itching even when your hair is all grown in, and if the soap changes don't help, you can talk to your doctor about it to find out if it might be a fungus, rash, skin allergy, etc.
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 10:06 am
LorienLlewellyn Quote: Is it normal for the area around my pubic hair to itch? Is it just the hair growing? Yes, itching is pretty common since it's such a sensitive area. It certainly can be due to the hair growing in if you're going through puberty or if you remove any pubic hair by shaving, trimming, waxing, etc. But it can be caused by other things too. You can try a different soap, ideally one for sensitive skin without dyes or fragrances, to see if that helps. You can also try laundry detergent for sensitive skin. If you still notice itching even when your hair is all grown in, and if the soap changes don't help, you can talk to your doctor about it to find out if it might be a fungus, rash, skin allergy, etc. I thought it might have been growing releated. Thanks.
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Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 1:55 pm
I've been shaving down around my p***s and scrotum this past week. The hair that growing back on my scrotum doesn't hurt it's just the area from my "use-to-be" happytrail and downward. Right now I have bumps like non-other and it jurts so badly. I'm embarrassed to take my shirt off because I have bumps where my happytrail use to be. I guess I just want to be assured that after awhile of shaving down there I won't get the irritations or ingrows because I get that a lot and it's extremely painful.
What would be good to treat the irritation and ingrows/bumps, etc?
P.S. I've learned that shaving every two days is better than everyday, learned the hardway. haha.
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Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 5:21 pm
I asked my boyfriend, and he said he doesn't use anything when he does shave below the belt to treat the bumps. He just lets the hair grow in and it'll itch bad for a couple of weeks and then it'll be fine.
He did say though that apparently if you shave often enough, the hair will grow back softer so it should itch less.
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Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 10:46 am
RinoaRose Frozen Dreams of Winter Hi ya'll (Hasnt been here in awhile.) I try to trim and shave mine to be neat, but I ALWAYS het razor burn and its never totally smooth. What should I do? I might be going to walmart later today and buy some 'Nads' Does that stuff work well on Bikini lines(Ot: and upper lip hair?) ? Any advice is helpful. smile if you want it to be smooth waxing is the best way to go but it can be a bit painful NO! whatever u do dont get a wax!! i was watching the docters the other day and they said getting a wax can actuly ruin your skin. heart
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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:20 pm
I got it waxed once and it was quite painful but not as much as I thought it would be. I dunno if its what girls normally get but the chick gave me a "landing strip" (?) dunno if that is what its called. Normally I just trim it and leave it neat but I haven't waxed down there again.
Guys: How do you prefer girls to have their V's?
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Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 6:38 am
This thread leads me to believe that not shaving (See: Me) is far from the norm, though admittedly this thread has given me some advice given the time arrives.
as to adry's question of which I can only assume you mean the pubic hair above the v****a, I don't really have any preference, sure I have seen some different examples but honestly anything trimmed would seem best in my opinion.
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