can someone please tell me the proper way to shave hair from down there?? i'm not trying to be gross.?

Question

i just have lots of pubic hair and want it gone.
i can't wax it hurts to bbad.

Answer 1

still iadvise u for waxing

Answer 2

Carefully! You'll probably get some gnarly razor burn the first few times so get a cooling aftershave gel made to soothe razor burn. Waxing is a little uncomfortable, but if you can tough it out it is so much better. You won't get itchy stubble like you will a day or two after you shave, and the hair grows back finer, or not at all. If you decide to shave, remember to exfoliate everyday. Use a loofa. This will help with ingrown hairs.

Answer 3

okie!

u will need: a new razor, hair conditioner or shaving cream/gel, a bowl of steaming hot water, and an unscented moisturizing lotion,a freestanding or hand mirror for those hard-to-see areas.

1. take a long, hot bath - soaking in hot water will soften up both your skin and hair.
2. trim - using either scissors or a trimmer, cut your pubic hair as short as you can. This will make shaving easier, shaving long hair will cause your razor to become clogged in no time flat.
3. lubricate - using hair conditioner (shaving creams and gels work, but conditioner works better), lather up the area to be shaved.
4. shave - with one hand pull the skin tight, with the other slowly and deliberately shave off your pubic hair moving in the direction of hair growth, not against. always use a new razor each and every time you do this. pubic hair is thick and will dull a blade after just one shave, and using a dull blade is a pathway to painville. clean the razor after every stroke by repeatedly tapping it against the side or bottom of the bowl and then visually inspect it to make sure it’s clean before continuing. if you need to go back over an area, first apply a fresh layer of lubricant.
5 post-shave - after you’ve finished shaving, lightly rub an ice cube over the skin you shaved to close up your pores and then pat the area dry with a clean towel. apply an unscented moisturizer to the area to help soothe the freshly shaved skin.

when you are first getting used to shaving you should shave only once every few days, wait for the irritation from the last shave to heal before you shave again. with every successive shave, the irritation should lessen until it stops all together. after shaving, wear a long shirt or boxer shorts to let the area breathe, only wear loose, breathable fabrics. you will find that a close shave will last anywhere from 1-3 days and will begin to itch as it grows back if you don’t shave it regularly.

good luck!

Answer 4

Ok, well do it in the shower.. I like to apply normal hair conditioner to the hair ( it softens it up better then shaving gel/cream) and then just shave. Make sure you take your time, and go the direction your hair is growing first, and then finally go the opposite way. Make sure you use enough conditioner!

Hope I helped : )

Answer 5

Buy one, which are specifically manufactured. Follow the instruction given in the shaving set. Why ask others.

Answer 6

make sure u moisten the spot 1st...
it helps.
and yes, its best to use a new..unused razor.
1st go over it in the same direction the hair grows.
that will get rid of most of it, then go against it.
or you could tri fliping it around.
dnt go over one spot too many times tho wile going against it, it may cause iritation. and then yes, wen ur down rinse and wash.
lol

hope that helps ya.


nuff luv
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Answer 7

PLACE A TOWEL/CLOTH DIPPED IN LUKE WARM WATER FOR FEW SEC AND THEN TRY PLAINI THE LAIR REMOVING CREAM THAT SUITES YOUR SKIN IT SHOULD BE HARPEL FREE AND SKIN WILL REMAIN SMOOTH AND NO PAINS EVEN WAX CLOTH SHOULD NOT PAIN AS MUCH AND YEP pences luke warm not got not cold luke warm

Answer 8

You are brave asking this honey! I use an electric trimmer, shhh my hubby doesn't know that I use his.. It isn't perfectly smooth but it still works and you have no nics and cuts! Good Luck!