For Women who shave down there?

Question

Ok, without saying the wrong words I will try to get my point across. Those who shave your area down there right next to the hoo hoo, and only leave the little up top there, what is the best razor, shaving cream that doesn't leave bumps? I am absolutely fed up with bumps and would like to know the best things to use, I am at the point of not caring what the cost.

Answer 1

When you find out...please tell me.

Answer 2

I have found that waxing is the best way. The first thing you do is shave and then when the hair is about 1/8 in or less you wax. It hurts alot so I would spray with solercaine or something or get drunk the first time. After that it doesn't hurt much because the roots are undeveloped once they've been pulled out. The hair grows back very fine and blonde. You have no trouble waxing after the first couple times. In fact the hairs are so fine and soft I almost don't feel the need. Also, it doesn't grow back for months when it's been pulled out by the root. do it it's so worth it. Especially if you are a stripper.

Answer 3

I'm not sure what is the best razor or shaving cream, but I do know that Bikini Zone will get rid of any of those bumps. I just use a regular razor and shaving cream and then apply Bikini Zone as instructed on the package and I tend to be bump-free. Hope that helps.

Answer 4

Use a triple-blade (or even quadruple-blade) razor. Some say to shave in the direction of hair growth to avoid the bumps, but that doesn't cut any of the hair.... try going horizontally. I just use Gilette shaving gel - actually men's shaving cream for "tough beards" works pretty well. (Haha! but really, I'm serious!)

Answer 5

Waxing is the best but I found it super painful. I am hypersensitive there. Its a good thing most of the time. I use venus & skintimate shave gel. I also bought an exfoliator & scrub my skin when I am done to avoid ingrown hairs. Then I have skintimate after shave. Keeps the reddness & swelling down.

Answer 6

It really varies by person. Some chicks can dry shave and not have issues but once they start using water and cream it can cause problems. I honestly use antibacterial soap and what ever razor is available. I have also used hair conditioner and that works too. Just experiment.

Answer 7

ok well if you are up for the waxing...do that, although that can create bumps as well...depending on how your skin reacts. If you're determined to shave that area, Pure Romance has a product called "coochy" sorry, but that's literally the name of the product. it's a lotion that you use while shaving that area, they say it really works at fighting those bumps...try that out!

Answer 8

a wax is good, but it's not really cheap. as far as razors go, i suggest the Schick Intuition. it's already got the 'cream' on it, so it's not messy. and if you don't want bumps, shave everyday. less occurrence and less chance of getting an ingrown hair down there. good luck!

Answer 9

Take an alchohol pad and clean the razor to help kill any bacteria before you shave. Some underarm deoderant put on afterwards will help with the razorburn too.

Answer 10

your best one is the bic soleil, it has a mostuiser in the blades alread, you dont need cream, i shave mine all the time and its the best, no bumps or anything, its really cool

Answer 11

No idea. but I would love to know..i would suggest a bikini wax but that hurts like way too much!!!!!...in a scale of one to ten I would say 9…so yeah something eles would be nice :)