Shaving rash....?

Question

After years of shaving down there, I still get a rash towards the end of the day. Is there an aftershave for the groinal area?

Answer 1

ok well i would advice using a new shaver every time you shave. are you using soap for shaving? if so you could use a shave cream just dont get it on your shaft or head just on the area that needs shaved. there are creams you can get that are supose to help over the counter astringent or hydrocortisone but i havent tried them. for me even tho i am a chic i do shave my cookie and i usaully do it in the bath tub instead of shower i wash my face, hair, body then i shave my legs and then shave my cookie last. and i always use a new shaver i like the tripple blade ones they work better and you wont have to go over the area a lot of times doing that can casue shave bumps and raisor burns. and shaving more often when i am starting to get a little prickly that is when i shave. i find its easier when your hairs are short and stubbly in stead of long and prickly and when your just stubbly it dont pull the hairs as bad as having longer hairs. but i dont know if ive helped but thats what i do.

Answer 2

Try letting the hair grow. You'll be pleasantly surprised how comfortable it is, and you'll smell better, too, as the sweat evaporates better when there is hair that allows air circulation. Natural is IN again, and it's such a relief not to have to mess with that stuff anymore!

Answer 3

Try some other hair removal method, which may be more suitable.
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