How to get really, *really* smooth?

[janeyl]

post-shower - pictures are of course welcome

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[IsabellaKing]

I recently used Veet hair removing mousse on my husband's delicate bits. He'd bought it and insisted I slaver it on without bothering to test for sensitivity first. (rugby players eh!) I was half expecting to peel him off the ceiling but he was delighted with the results...and so was I. I think I might even try it myself next time.

 

[SummerSun15]

I have an epilator and I find that gets it really smooth for a long time. It hurts though... especially the first few times you use it. You just need to trim a bit and then do it. Just be careful of ingrown hairs afterwards. You can get them anywhere for like $50 or so. Mine's a Remington and I've had it for almost 3 years... it's great!

 

[daisey69]

I have tried the bikini hair remover, had to go pantyless for a week due to the burn. Not Cool. I have also tried the at home waxing. , a no thanks. my bits were stuck together in teeny tiny spots, and the hair remained. I have tried the conditioner and 4 blades, always a good result, I also used to have the bumps issue, but the Hydrocortisone works amazingly well for this. I have also found that you get everything warm and wet, then you LOOFA, or scour pad your nethers. Now whn I say 'scour pad' I mean the type that they make for giving yourself a facial, to remove dead skin. However, If you are in the supermarket and find the type on the back of a sponge, that works too. and is cheaper. scrub your bits well with this, before shaving and everyday. This will keep the bumps away.

I have also plucked, and much like waxing, after you do it a bit, it doesn't really hurt as bad. However, I save that for the trouble spots only.