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Do you wax, or shave..

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Zysoclaplem

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Do you get bumps and ingrown hairs around that area? How do you get rid of them? I try to keep things clean and well groomed, not that it matters really, but I just get all kind of red pimple like bumps that hurt.


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shave with the grain, not against. Be sure to put some lotion down there and keep the area irritation free (like wearing loose underwear for the first day). The constant rubbing of the area after a shave will expediate the bumps.

With that being said, I love my shaved balls 🙂

-=bmacd=-
 
Originally posted by: bmacd
shave with the grain, not against. Be sure to put some lotion down there and keep the area irritation free (like wearing loose underwear for the first day). The constant rubbing of the area after a shave will expediate the bumps.

With that being said, I love my shaved balls 🙂

-=bmacd=-
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I always go against the grain, it feels like a smoother, better shave that way.
And I use shaving cream, should you use lotion to shave with instead?
 
brazilian wax. only way

EDIT: those bumps are in grown hairs. exfoliate with a loofa sponge or scrub type product every day. it works.
 
Originally posted by: Zysoclaplem
I always go against the grain, it feels like a smoother, better shave that way.
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Um... dude... it IS closer and it IS a smoother shave. That's WHY it's more prone to causing in-grown hairs.

I rarely "shave" it, just keep it trimmed. Shaving causes in-grown hairs, DUH! 😉
 
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