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By *eanna31 OP TV/TS
over a year ago
Llangeinor |
hi all after years of shaving im still cursed with shaving bumps and rashes in intimate areas im currently trying a home made cucumber aloe vera concoction and have tried all methods of shaving to combat the irritation before it starts but I dunno lol....any tips advice ideas would be welcome  |
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By *eanna31 OP TV/TS
over a year ago
Llangeinor |
its so annoying I shave feel lovely n smooth wake up and look like ive fallen in stingy nettles and the itching is ridiculous im constantly putting cold things from fridge to soothe myself but this magic powder? is it called that? I will check that out for sure thanks guys.x |
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Just put in magic powder. It's great stuff.
Either have a bath first or apply a warm flannel to the area first.
Always use a clean blade and sharp. I never use one more than twice on my pubic hair. It's courser and blunts blades quicker.
Go with the hair growth not against it.
Moisturise after. |
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Semen is an excellent moisturiser in plentiful supply and can be readily sourced on this website.
Environmentally friendly , underutilised in my humble opinion.
Also good for facial blemishes and lets not forget excellent bonding properties as a hair gel as demonstrated in the film "It's all about Mary" .
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over a year ago
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"Just put in magic powder. It's great stuff.
Either have a bath first or apply a warm flannel to the area first.
Always use a clean blade and sharp. I never use one more than twice on my pubic hair. It's courser and blunts blades quicker.
Go with the hair growth not against it.
Moisturise after. "
I use a man's razor but they are so expensive to throw away after 2 uses. Are men's disposable ones ok and then throw away after twice ? |
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"Just put in magic powder. It's great stuff.
Either have a bath first or apply a warm flannel to the area first.
Always use a clean blade and sharp. I never use one more than twice on my pubic hair. It's courser and blunts blades quicker.
Go with the hair growth not against it.
Moisturise after.
I use a man's razor but they are so expensive to throw away after 2 uses. Are men's disposable ones ok and then throw away after twice ?"
I read men's razors are better as they usually have more blades.
There are some good tips if you search Google |
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"Just put in magic powder. It's great stuff.
Either have a bath first or apply a warm flannel to the area first.
Always use a clean blade and sharp. I never use one more than twice on my pubic hair. It's courser and blunts blades quicker.
Go with the hair growth not against it.
Moisturise after.
I use a man's razor but they are so expensive to throw away after 2 uses. Are men's disposable ones ok and then throw away after twice ?
I read men's razors are better as they usually have more blades.
There are some good tips if you search Google "
I need to or my knickers will stay permanently on pmsl |
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Magic is made for coloured men ,if they shave their face gets lumps so the powder is safe to use on all parts of the body.
We have been using it for over 5 years never had a problem.
The extra strong smells of open sewers but all the other a brilliant.
Do not be afraid to use magic anywhere. |
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"Magic is made for coloured men ,if they shave their face gets lumps so the powder is safe to use on all parts of the body.
We have been using it for over 5 years never had a problem.
The extra strong smells of open sewers but all the other a brilliant.
Do not be afraid to use magic anywhere."
So they might not see a rash anymore but the powder will make them run away pmsl. Clothes peg maybe |
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"Ordered some aloe Vera magic powder thanks all it does look good I will let you know how I get on with it. Xxx"
yes really like to hear how you get on with the magic powder , getting a little fed up with the shaving rash and ingrowing hairs with keeping shaving even though I moisturise and exfoliate xx
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By (user no longer on site)
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There's an excellent video of a man using it on YouTube,the smell is gone once you wipe it away,I'll also say I've never had any use for a razor after just a warm flannel is suffice.
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"Just put in magic powder. It's great stuff.
Either have a bath first or apply a warm flannel to the area first.
Always use a clean blade and sharp. I never use one more than twice on my pubic hair. It's courser and blunts blades quicker.
Go with the hair growth not against it.
Moisturise after.
I use a man's razor but they are so expensive to throw away after 2 uses. Are men's disposable ones ok and then throw away after twice ?"
stay away from the men's disposable ones
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Slightly off topic but does anybody know if Veet Hair Removal Cream causes the same sort of rash or spots as waxing does?
Not looking to use it on anything that dangle's, mainly torso and upper body, but I'm toying with the idea of using it around my a***hole.
I've bought the sensitive skin variety, but kind of afraid to use it.. |
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We use veet, Mrs and mr uses it **BUT** you will 99.9% of the time get chemical burns under the cock and scrotum which hurts like hell under running water or in the bath which is sensitive for a few hours after. There is a newer version for bikini and under arm which does dry out the scrotum like the other veet products. Don’t suffer too much of rashes but for above the cock use it’s good “for us”...
Use at your own risk!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Mixture of aloe Vera gel and aqueaous cream rub on the area after you shave and pat dry it.
Make sure the area is left to air out so that the cream mixture can cool the skin surface and close the pores. Then apply some talc powder to keep it from sweating and trapping the salts. Apply cream mixture again before going to sleep.
Hope it helps xx |
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By *urvywelshCouple
over a year ago
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I suffer badly from I growing hairs on my lady garden. Hate shaving. Veet does the same when it grows back. Don't fancy waxing that area, and still hair grows back. Thinking of just keeping it trimmed. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I use nivea moisturiser after I shave and I shave regularly. As someone said previously though a good razor is a must, plus a good material of underwear do help |
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By *eanna31 OP TV/TS
over a year ago
Llangeinor |
So I tried magic powder and its good however I got the extra strength stuff and it kinda burnt my bits but the vitamin e stuff is great for down there and I use the stronger stuff on my legs etc.... All round good product also aloe vera gel for afterwards is my new moistureiser don't no why I never used it before so ooo soothing. X |
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"I suffer badly from I growing hairs on my lady garden. Hate shaving. Veet does the same when it grows back. Don't fancy waxing that area, and still hair grows back. Thinking of just keeping it trimmed. "
I had similar problems when shaving/using removal creams. I now only shave with an electric dry shaver and haven't had any problems since. You can get a shave almost as smooth as wet shaving but without the ingrowing hairs/foliculitis/rashes. |
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"I suffer badly from I growing hairs on my lady garden. Hate shaving. Veet does the same when it grows back. Don't fancy waxing that area, and still hair grows back. Thinking of just keeping it trimmed.
I had similar problems when shaving/using removal creams. I now only shave with an electric dry shaver and haven't had any problems since. You can get a shave almost as smooth as wet shaving but without the ingrowing hairs/foliculitis/rashes."
thanks for this information iam a regular shaver and currently on a course of antibiotics due to a pesky hair in a intimate place even after moisturising and exfoliating |
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"thanks for this information iam a regular shaver and currently on a course of antibiotics due to a pesky hair in a intimate place even after moisturising and exfoliating "
Dandy had a similar infection on his face when he used to wet shave. He had the antibiotics and the forced shaving ban. He hasn't had a problem since he switched to dry shaving. The razor he uses is a (super fancy) Braun Cooltec. The cradle it charges in is also a disinfecting station for extra infection-proofing. It also makes it smell of lemons. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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So while bored I was browsing YouTube and came across one clip that showed a lady using baking soda and hot water, mix together and rub on hair with cotton wool leave over night then rinse, she reckoned if you did it 3/4 days in a row you'd be smooth lol not sure if it works but I'm gonna use the hubby as a test subject (seeing as he's so hairy ) will let you all no the results soon lol |
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