Shave?????
Question:
Answers:
fresh razor, shaving cream, shave with the grain, then use an after shave lotion on it. Yes, dad's after shave. There's a reason other than smell that men use aftershave (not cologne) - it treats those pores after shaving. If you don't like the smell of dad's - go to the drug store and buy one called Florida Water, it's cheap and has a more neutral smell.
An alternative, you can get a very close and smooth cut with a beard trimmer. Beard trimmers are pretty cheap at the drug store.
try getting it waxed or maybe a different kind of razor or cream
hm I use to shave the corners and get those annoying bumps.. but I don't think there is really anything you can do about it other than to wax.. or maybe nair. I do nair and It does work but doesn't hurt at all and it didn't leave any bumps for me
good luck!!
they are ingrown hair i sugguest u dont shave or use nair or sumthing or get a bikini waxx
trim first
then soak in a hot bath
then lather up and go with the grain and then against for a close shave
Be sure you shave in the direction the hair grows not against it. The skin down there is just very delicate so getting bumps is more common. Try a depilatory that's intended for use down there.
Shave downward and not upward.
shave in the direction of hair grow. it will reduce razor burn & those little red bumps.
also make sure you never dry shave. always use soap/shaving cream & water.
Try using shaving cream and avoid dry shaving. If you are very brave, try to wax instead of shave. It hurts, but is an excellent hair removal system!
Exfoliate before you shave...and be sure you ae using a good sharp razor, not a dull one
Try waxing, I've waxed for 20 plus years and no bumps. I've tried shaving, Nair and Neet they all made bumps.
I had the red bumps before but they didn't hurt and they went away after a little while. I suggest getting a new razor with a sharp blade, and don't shave dry. Put some mosturizing lotion on after you shave. Hope this works!
Use a NEW blade/razor each time and or even try a different brand, you may also try a different cream/soap.
Use a hair removal cream. It's not irritant and not painful at all. It acts fast and results last quite a long time. This one is great http://www.revitol.com/hair-removal-crea...
I don't think there's a way to get them to go away. Some people just get them, and others don't.
one word..WAXX
YOU CAN'T. shaving will ALWAYS do that.
Like I said earlier to a similar question:
Go "candle" and WAX, or
Go "harp" and PLUCK.
More Questions & Answers...