Pubic hair

LegacyUser

my bf shaved off some of his pubic hair with a normal razor. it left kinda red spotty yokes like a rash. he says its a bit irritating. will it just go away or what because i'm a bit worried

LegacyUser

Yeah. Twill. But he'll have to let
the hair grow back.

kittenkiller

It's probably razor rash.
The little feckers'll itch like mad most likely while the hair's growing back.
Tell him to exfoliate gently everyday/2nd day until the spots lessen and the hairs grow back in order to avoid ingrown hairs and/or infection.

I think there might be a few threads in Fashion and Appearance that deals with this btw.

cast_iron

kittenkiller wrote:

Tell him to exfoliate gently everyday/2nd day

I was going to say there's no way a guy will do that, but then I realised that he was willing to shave down there for some reason...:)

Owen

Well, lots of guys shave down there. I do, I keep everything neat and trimmed, and keep the actualy penis itself hair free. It's basic hygene, and if I expect my SO to keep her's trimmed, it's only fair.

cast_iron

Don't get me wrong, I'm not against a bit of house-keeping. But I see no reason to shave down there.
Maybe it's me - I'm not really a hairy person anyway.

Steyr

Its just spots from shaving its the same as when you shave your face/ neck and a spot might develop etc dont worry all is good!

LegacyUser

'Oh Shave it, the woman likes it that way and it prevents her from getting a beard rash on her lips and nose.'

hunnymonster

you can buy stuff in the chemist that reduces shaving rash and ingrown hairs. It really works and give great relief from the itching.

Hagar

Avoid after shave.

hunnymonster

yeah, the stuff I'm talking about is like a gel. It could just be that rubbing it in but I used have loads of ingrowns after brazilians but since I started using it I've been fine. It comes in a green and white tube and you'll find it near the razors and wax in boots.

wyndham

Tell him to keep his hands out of his pockets or it will make it worse!

So, does his lad look bigger, as they always claim it will?

milod

cast_iron wrote:

Don't get me wrong, I'm not against a bit of house-keeping. But I see no reason to shave down there.
Maybe it's me - I'm not really a hairy person anyway.

I'm with you on that one cast_iron! However, if the lady in your life indicates that she would venture there more often if a machete wasn't required, it's a most persuasive argument

Certain things weren't designed for shaving so you have to be very careful if you do - so plenty of lather, and use a balm afterwards...

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