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Shaving


Question Posted Sunday January 14 2007, 12:04 pm

Im 15/f and havent done anything sexually. i was wondering if i should be shaving? I have and it hurts really bad and leaves red bumps. Any suggestions? I dont know what guys are into. Should I even be shaving or does it matter? THANKS!

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pockets answered Sunday January 14 2007, 1:55 pm:
If you aren't having sex, nobody is seeing it, so there's no need to shave unless you feel uncomfortable or unclean. If you're going to the beach or something just shave along the bikini line and put dove deoderant over the area to avoid red bumps.

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PinkLady4863 answered Sunday January 14 2007, 1:07 pm:
shaving isn't just to impress the opposite sex, it is about hygiene. No, you do not have to shave everything odd but it is necessary to trim the hedges, so to speak.

the red bumps are called razor burn, and don't worry you're not alone. You don't need to stop shaving, you just need to learn how to remove the hair without irritating the skin.

one trick is to dry shave with an electric razor.

another would be to shave under water

an effective [but expensive] way to remove hair is to wax

but my number one choice for your razor-burn free hair removal is to use Veet. Veet is a lotion that removes hair in 3 minutes, kind of like Nair but it does not burn or smell funky =P
It is cheap and works really well, that is what I use. If your skin is very sensative then just leave it on for 2 minutes and 30 seconds. this will make your hair thin and brittle, instead of removing it all. I do this because then it is easier to shave, and is pain free.

good luck dollface
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Goliathas answered Sunday January 14 2007, 12:52 pm:
Just trim it, don't shave! Think of it this way: You can always shave it off if your man doesn't like it but if he does like it and it's already off... you can't just grow it back instantly. :)

P.S. Most guys don't like it completely off so do what feels right with you.

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soccergurlie1220 answered Sunday January 14 2007, 12:39 pm:
I'd leave it because why shave when no one sees it? hah

but for like summer you could shave, or you could even just talk sisccors and just trip your hair so it doesn't show through your swim suit.

Hope I Helped

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Igotamonopoly answered Sunday January 14 2007, 12:34 pm:
Until there's a guy that will see it and has a preference, do it how you want.

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