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Do you trim your 'man' hair?*** MOD NOTE POST No.1 PAY HEED!!
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Buy a scrub, like St Ives with ground apricot and use it every second day on the area for about two weeks. That should clear up the skin if the little lumps are ingrown hairs.
On a personal note, I keep myself totally tidy downstairs - and would expect men to reciprocate. It's only polite!
Ok, so I have been using the scrubs the last week on my embarrassing scenario. I can see that each day the scrubs would take a layer off the little lumps of skin, so much so that they bleed. I'm pretty sure they are ingrown hairs now. I haven't been with any women this year (I know, I know), and they only appeared since my extreme jogging bout. Still might go to the doctor or dermatologist though, as the skin just feels like "dead skin". No feeling, doesn't get bigger or smaller, they are just there........
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Ok, so I have been using the scrubs the last week on my embarrassing scenario. I can see that each day the scrubs would take a layer off the little lumps of skin, so much so that they bleed. I'm pretty sure they are ingrown hairs now. I haven't been with any women this year (I know, I know), and they only appeared since my extreme jogging bout. Still might go to the doctor or dermatologist though, as the skin just feels like "dead skin". No feeling, doesn't get bigger or smaller, they are just there........
I'd say it's the sweat that's really aggravating it. I don't shave my pubes either, I just trim but even then this has happened once or twice to me before.
With training you'd be sweating and causing a lot of friction to that area so it would be irritating ingrown hairs.
If the scrubs are just making things worse then lay off them because it sounds like you have sensitive skin, and it's a delicate area to begin with.
I found that a bit of moisturiser helped a lot if things got rough with short hair and that was all that was needed avoid ingrown ones. Give it a week of that and you should be sorted.
And if you're trimming/shaving and you feel it's noticeably uncomfortable and a bit aggravated afterwards, it's no harm to throw on a small bit of moisturiser to avoid anything like that from flaring up again because it softens the hairs. Works for me.0 -
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Ok, so I have been using the scrubs the last week on my embarrassing scenario. I can see that each day the scrubs would take a layer off the little lumps of skin, so much so that they bleed. I'm pretty sure they are ingrown hairs now. I haven't been with any women this year (I know, I know), and they only appeared since my extreme jogging bout. Still might go to the doctor or dermatologist though, as the skin just feels like "dead skin". No feeling, doesn't get bigger or smaller, they are just there........
Only use a scrub once or twice a week and moisturise the area daily. Use E45 cream, or better still use Bio Oil (boots sell it, Aldi have a cheaper version). Bio Oil will help skin healing and minimise any red marks or scars.0 -
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After a shave spray the area with an alcohol free deodorant. It works.
Ok, so I have been using the scrubs the last week on my embarrassing scenario. I can see that each day the scrubs would take a layer off the little lumps of skin, so much so that they bleed. I'm pretty sure they are ingrown hairs now. I haven't been with any women this year (I know, I know), and they only appeared since my extreme jogging bout. Still might go to the doctor or dermatologist though, as the skin just feels like "dead skin". No feeling, doesn't get bigger or smaller, they are just there........0 -
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