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over a year ago
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Fruit, I use Sudocreme (maybe that's the wrong spelling), you get it in Boots, Superdrug etc, plaster it on until it settles and sorts out the spots or plucked chicken look and makes it all soft and unblemished. Another good one is olive oil, don't be tempted with baby oil though, that can be a bit too severe, oddly. Good luck x |
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"Hi all....just shaved it all off...it looks fine but advice of what to put on it now please to moisturise?
I have normal aqueas cream or baby oil... ?
Suggestion please xx"
Well firstly you upload new pictures here of freshly shaven mentioned  |
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"Hi all....just shaved it all off...it looks fine but advice of what to put on it now please to moisturise?
I have normal aqueas cream or baby oil... ?
Suggestion please xx"
nice warm wet tongue?????  |
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"I wondered when someone would ask for a photo....I did take a pic but not used to seeing my lips so visible lol.
Got sudobum so will give it a try xx
Thanks all x"
I was surprised to get in first, lol |
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I find that Aloe vera gel is best -
I'm using one of those My Elos pulsed light hair removers to slowly get rid of all mine for good - it's working, slowly, but it's working!
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