do you shave down there?

Question

if you do... how often? and do u get bumps? are those razor burns? and are those bumps normal... how do u prevent them from happening... what do you suggest is better? shave or just a trim?

Answer 1

Yes I do. I fully shave down there, as it my own personal preference. The red bumps are more likely to happen with a dull razor blades. It's irratated skin and occasionally, ingrown hairs. You can pull the ingrown hairs out with tweezers. The bumps are completely normal.

There are some products out on the market availible to help with the red bumps. They dont totally eliminate them, and some of them contain alcohol, which may cause it to burn..alot. Bikini Zone is one of the most popular. Personally, I take a deoderant and rub it on my bikini line. I have found that the solid deoderant works better than the clear liquid stuff. I don't know how th deorderant works, but it does eliminate alot of the bumps.

Be sure to change your razor every week, if you expect to be shaving down there often. I shave every other day - my hair grows super fast and bothers me alot, so I need to keep it nice and smooth.

I hope that helps you out. :)

Answer 2

yes. when you see stubbles you should shave again. if you get bumps then maybe make sure the warm water is in that area for a bit to loosen the hair folicles, make sure you have lots of shaving cream too this helps. yes if you get them it is razor burn. The more you do it though the less often the razor bumps will occur. It is a personal preference if one is better than the other. My opinion is a huge "bush" is nasty so if you don't want to shave it then def trim it.

Answer 3

I shave down there sometimes but not the main attraction (I just trim that) so to speak. The red bumps are probalby razer burn. To prevent it, use shaving cream and a new razer every time.

I usually just trim, but on "special occasions" I will shave.

Answer 4

I do not think there is any way to shave there and not get razor bumps. I switched to waxing, it is painful but the 'after' is much much better...no bumps and hair stays away longer.

Answer 5

use a moisturizer shaving gel ,3 blade razors work good ,
if hair is long trim first then shave toward hair.
use a lotion or oil after to prevent those bumps
good luck.

Answer 6

I'll you mine, if you show me yours Trim them and use a shaving gel for sensitive skin. Then rub on some cream to avoid the burning feeling.

Answer 7

I trim. Shaving causes itching & the bumps,so why be miserable?

Answer 8

i trim it but never bet bumps n razor burns

Answer 9

Shave only if necessary but try and go for waxing! Lasts so much longer and you get none of that stubble-rash after. Make sure when the hair starts to grow back you exfoliate and moisturise to keep it all soft and pretty!

Answer 10

i shave it all off because i don't like body hair. i don't get bumps unless i use a dull razor. there is no "better" way. it's all preference.