What is the best way to remove male genital hair?

Question

I wont bore you with the details of why.

Answer 1

Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods.
Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful.
Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.
A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Answer 2

Very, very carefully.

Waxing is probably the best, but ouch (depending on exactly where you are removing the hair). I would be careful using any type of chemical - test a very small area first and wait a day - you could have an allergy or sensitivity to one of the active ingredients. That could be more painful than waxing.

Shaving will leave you itching.

I know curiosity killed the cat, but I'm curious to know why a guy would need to do this. Ladies sometimes need to in order to wear bathing suits without showing hair. My email is listed if you are so inclined.

Good luck.

Answer 3

My friend keeps his pubic hair shaved but instead of using razors and soap or other products he uses nair and says that it is simple and easy and lasts longer then shaving typically does. I use the product also to remove hair from genital area and has found out that it works great. You just want to apply it with caution and keep it away from areas where it can get internally.

Answer 4

My ex tried shaving but it wasn`t too easy and he used to come up in a rash.
After trying many other ways he found Veet under arm hair remover for sensitive skin the best. You just have to make sure you don`t leave it on for longer than it says on the box.

Answer 5

Use a good shaving cream and a straight edged razor. Shave in the direction of the hair growth. To keep from developing ingrown hairs, use a loofah sponge to exfoliate the shaved area.

Answer 6

The BEST way to remove male genital hair is to have it rubbed off by friction on some hot chick's buttcheeks.

The most realistic way is probably shaving.

Answer 7

Permanently, get it lasered off (costs about $500), or wax, first by trimming the hair shorter and then waxing (highly highly painful and may cause bleeding). Creams like Nair and such just aren't strong enough to effectively remove thicker hair.

Answer 8

Well. I would suggest using a deploirtory (sorry about the spelling) cream. It takes the hair out by the root. Just be careful about leaving it on there too long, it will BURN YOUR SKIN!!!!! Shaving works too, but when it starts to grow back, I've heard it itches really bad. Some guys get it waxed, but ouch.

Answer 9

my best male friend says that he uses an electric razor and shaves with, not against, the direction of the hair growth. he says never use a regular razor and never shave against the direction of the hair growth.

i say, after you shave, use Bikini Zone gel (walmart for $4), and you won't have any red bumps.

^_^

Answer 10

Wax