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By *angerdanger OP   Man  over a year ago

dunfermline

As a bloke I have always used clippers to trim masel for playing but I have had a few near misses and cuts!

Any suggestions on how to trim below without lacerating the boaby?

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By *oney4uCouple  over a year ago

Glasgow


"As a bloke I have always used clippers to trim masel for playing but I have had a few near misses and cuts!

Any suggestions on how to trim below without lacerating the boaby?"

Veet sensitive?

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By *ighland gentlemanMan  over a year ago

Ardgay

Veet sensitive is allegedly cheap in home bargains.

Er, a friend told me.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

veet

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If you can shave your face cant you shave below or do you have the shakes which would be risky. Try to shave but give yourself a homer snip

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Ive always used clippers for the pubic area and a razor for the balls and shaft for years and only ever nicked myself 2 or 3 times but a bit of aftershave soon stopped the bleeding but it did nip a little

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By *ugs and JunkCouple  over a year ago

Bellshill

Veet

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By *-and-LCouple  over a year ago

Glasgow

Not sure if I would trust very, heard too many horror stories plus I've got really sensitive skin so no doubt would be a bad idea for me. Tried using trimmers and kept getting nicks so now its just a regular razor.

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By *-and-LCouple  over a year ago

Glasgow

That should have read not sure I would trust veet. Damn autocorrect.

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By *oney4uCouple  over a year ago

Glasgow


"That should have read not sure I would trust veet. Damn autocorrect."

As with any product like that. It does suggest to do a patch test before you use it properly. If you did it on your wrist to see how your skin reacts.

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By *-and-LCouple  over a year ago

Glasgow

Might give it try and see I guess. It would definitely leave things smoother than the razor does and hopefully growback wouldn't be quite as quick.

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