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over a year ago
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when i can be bothered to shave to use sanex for men face wash to start, then put on the shaving gel, and after shaving use sanex for men moisturiser.
cools the skin down and leaves it feeling good. |
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over a year ago
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"As most of us females fully shave below, can anyone give me advice on how to deal with shavers rash. I use gel good quality blades etc."
Never use a brand new razor, its probably too sharp thats all xx xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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always shave with the grain, dont go in different directions, it rips open the skin. oh & dont let your bloke cum all over the new shaved bit, just agter shaving cos it will sting. hope that helps.  |
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By *ouvakMan
over a year ago
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if your shaving there for the first time, i'd suggest wash it to soften it and good all over trim with a good sharpish pair of sissors and finish with a used razor of the twin or single blade type with lashings of shaving foam then a good moisteriser to finish, reccomend it be done a few days before any potential meeting so any rash has time to subside |
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I always use an electric shaver, one you can use wet and dry - battery operated ones are dead cheap so replace it every couple of months and don't use it anywhere else - don't get the water too hot and don't put anything on at all after - any moisturiser etc will sting like mad and give you a rash - happy smoothness! |
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over a year ago
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i always used to get a rash, tried every different gel going, im now a firm beleiver thats its the blade u use not the products, i got a guillet fushion about a year ago and have never looked back, i can shave with shower gel with them and i never ever get a rash even if i do it 2 or 3 days in a row, they expensive but worth it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"or a hair removing cream
thu 1 wee tip watever time it states 2 keep on subtract 2 mins from that
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I always use hair removing cream... Juat dont leave it on too long... Chemical burns as i once found out.. Ouch lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"you can buy stuff in boots that reduces the redness and the ingrown hair risk
its not cheap bout 10 quid the brand name is nads lol"
Never heard of that,it may be worth investing in if its good
Ill ask the woman at the counter if she has nads  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"As most of us females fully shave below, can anyone give me advice on how to deal with shavers rash. I use gel good quality blades etc."
Mmmm, be easier if we show you ! xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"i always used to get a rash, tried every different gel going, im now a firm beleiver thats its the blade u use not the products, i got a guillet fushion about a year ago and have never looked back, i can shave with shower gel with them and i never ever get a rash even if i do it 2 or 3 days in a row, they expensive but worth it"
I agree.. Gillette fusions are the best razor I have ever found for using on intimate areas.....or if im feeling really brave the epilator works well to. x x x  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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i must agree as my partner is also a tv the gillette fusion does take care of all hair but like someone said dont use a new one we both have been shaving for years never get any bother hope this helps v&k |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"used to shave but hated the rash...
now use a sensitive hair removal creme, so much easier and no rash..."
Can you use this all over the labia ... it says only bikini line on packet ... wanted to try it but scared of burnt lips  |
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"used to shave but hated the rash...
now use a sensitive hair removal creme, so much easier and no rash...
Can you use this all over the labia ... it says only bikini line on packet ... wanted to try it but scared of burnt lips "
noooooo! avoid any sensitive bits at all costs! you can easily use it on the top area though, but as afore mentioned, dont leave it on as long as it tells you to. makes shaving afterwards easier too if need be.
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