BeautyInTheBreakdown answered Monday June 18 2007, 4:52 pm: I've shaved for over 3 years and it STILL itches and burns, and I've tried baby oil, lotion, lots of shaving cream, being careful, I've tried EVERYTHING. I just think some girls just naturally have way too sensitive skin down there, and it's just something you'll have to deal with. You're not doing anything wrong. [ BeautyInTheBreakdown's advice column | Ask BeautyInTheBreakdown A Question ]
karenR answered Monday June 18 2007, 3:23 pm: Here is an article that tells you how to do it
to avoid pain and irritation. They recommend baby oil or lotion after. :)
Dunnworryjuzdoit answered Monday June 18 2007, 12:43 pm: Your skin is really sensitive down there and probablly isnt used to it just yet. I know it can suck because when you first start to shave your puss (for everyone) it seriously does itch when it grows back and it can burn because you get razer burn because your skin IS sensitive. Also, you could be irritating it by using a shaving cream too. Anywho, it will only itch and all that for a little bit. I found though that the more you shave it, the better your skin will be accustomed to it and eventually it doesnt itch or burn at all. It just really sucks the first few times. Also, Dont shave your puss everytime there is a little stubble coming back because like I said, your skin is really sensitive in that area and it will only cause you to have razer burn, after you shave down there, you have to wait a bit till theres more than just stubble to shave again or else the results wont be pretty. Many times in the beginning and even sometimes after its common to get little red bumps, even when youve been shaving a while. They dont hurt or burn though, but they do have really good bikini lotions to rid you of that problem. Another alternative you could try is sally hansen for the bikini area (make sure its for the bikini area or else youll have even bigger problems) But that is a lotion you put on and leave for whatever amount of time it says, then when you rinse it off all the hair comes out as well, that might be a better alternative than shaving, but, Every girl or guy seems to have the same problem when they shave down there for the first few times but its just a matter of toughening up your skin so it can take it better. In other words, you just have to keep trying until your skin becomes used to it. Shaving however, is actually cleaner and more pleasant for guys and yourself. When you have a bush, (not like this is likely to happen but...) you could get crabs or whatever but you cant with out any hair down there because that's the only place they live...on hair. Just a little tidbit to know even though most people dont have crabs (that I know of:P) Hope this helps:) [ Dunnworryjuzdoit's advice column | Ask Dunnworryjuzdoit A Question ]
die_romantic_xl3 answered Monday June 18 2007, 12:33 pm: Put lots of shaving cream on it and shave the direction the hair grows. The skin down there is very sensitive so if you shave the oposite direction then it's very likley to become irritated. Apply lotion after your shower and if the itching or burns continue then go to a drug store and look for lotion specially for that area. They work really well, trust me! [ die_romantic_xl3's advice column | Ask die_romantic_xl3 A Question ]
hco_babe answered Monday June 18 2007, 12:30 pm: you are not putting enough shaving cream/gel on it. make sure your crotch area is really wet with water then add plenty of shaving gel and shave in the direction the hair grows. after, make sure you apply lots of lotion. this should stop the burning. [ hco_babe's advice column | Ask hco_babe A Question ]
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