Shaving...

May be a tad embarrassing maybe not but i really need some advice . I am a girl and i just cant shave down there without getting a rash i can be careful , use a brand new razor and everything but it still messes up. What can i do?

Lather up.

OP

Hmmm.. hope that works..

Moisturise.

Wax? Immac?

Maybe shaving isn't the best method if you have such sensitive skin.

Reply 5

Serenity

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Try shaving in the same direction as the hairs go (as in down not up).
And obviously, just shave bikini line...

Reply 6

Jonatan

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Anonymous

May be a tad embarrassing maybe not but i really need some advice . I am a girl and i just cant shave down there without getting a rash i can be careful , use a brand new razor and everything but it still messes up. What can i do?

There are creams that remove hair, but if your skin is that sensitive it is recomended that you try it at a small patch somewhere else on your body first, as it would certainly be uncomfortable if it caused a bad rash. You could also try to use an electric razor as opposed to a blade. Wax could be an option, but I doubt it will be good on your skin if you get a rash that easily. Finaly you might consider just leavig it as it is. After all, that is better than a rash, don't you think?

Reply 7

lolita is my boyfriend

Serenity

And obviously, just shave bikini line...

no, shave it all. better yet wax it.

Reply 8

Serenity

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lolita is my boyfriend

no, shave it all. better yet wax it.

No. Not shave it all. If she's getting problems with bikini line, skin is gonna be even more sensitive further in from the leg and mass rash aint gonna look pretty. I'd agree with the wax.

Reply 9

girlafraid

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there's a stripper trick you can use... after you shave your girly bits put deodorant onto the area you've shaved and it should stop the itching :}

Reply 10

Esquire

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Speaking as a bloke I think its really unattractive if a woman shaves down below. Nothing nicer than a nice healthy bush :biggrin:

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Reply 11

ryan2288

^^^Really? Im not a fan of the any type of Bush(W. included).

Reply 12

chonky

wtf is wrong with you Esquire? Don't listen to him girls :wink:

Reply 13

contractador

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shaving foam. Stops itching on my face. Does the same apply for there though?

Reply 14

Helenia

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chonky

wtf is wrong with you Esquire? Don't listen to him girls :wink:

Different people are allowed different opinions :p:

As are we.

To the OP, some people's skin is just too sensitive and will still come up in a rash no matter how much shaving gel/moisturiser you use. If this is the case for you, trimming/depilatory cream/waxing may be a better option.

Reply 15

chonky

to post at least something useful:
after shaving (or waxing or whatever) cool it with extremely cold water/ice for some minutes.
this really helps.

Reply 16

sheryl06

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I can't shave there because of that so I startyed using Veet/Immac, much easier

Reply 17

Dragon24

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I have used this for over 4 years now, most people still don't know about it!

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4427414.htm

Reply 18

emmathe37th

It's also easier if you shave in the shower or bath or whatever because of the heat. Shaving when you're cold...eeeeek!

Reply 19

Lunar_Scorpion

Just don't shave...

Can't you see you're being done over by commercialism? Society dictates that women should be hair-free and you all follow like little sheep (how cute).

Just out of interest, how much do people spend on hair removal products?

Shaving...

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