Arielsdream
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Any tips for dealing with the grow- out. I just got a Brazilian after months of shaving.
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Siren_Smiles
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Get a very gentle exfoliant and use it every 2-3 days in the shower to prevent ingrown hairs. Afterwards, I use a spray mist called Coochy that is a great skin protectant and very gentle as I'm allergic to damn near everything in lotions and creams.
There are also creams that you can apply after showering or bathing that help slow regrowth, Finipil is a great one. It has a touch of menthol in it and tingles for about 10 minutes after applying it.
Don't wait until everything has fully grown back to go again. Every 4-6 weeks is best. The touch ups are much easier than the initial. You need a little less than 1/4 inch of length for it to be effective.
There are also creams that you can apply after showering or bathing that help slow regrowth, Finipil is a great one. It has a touch of menthol in it and tingles for about 10 minutes after applying it.
Don't wait until everything has fully grown back to go again. Every 4-6 weeks is best. The touch ups are much easier than the initial. You need a little less than 1/4 inch of length for it to be effective.
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Arielsdream
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Thanks. I already exfoliate but will look at the finipil
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I'm not clear on what the issue is if you're already exfoliating and such. 
I agree with keeping on top of the waxing, and it'll definitely be easier after the second time if you don't wait longer than 6-8 weeks.
I was forced to shave before my first laser session Friday, and I've found a bit of cortisone cream or calendula oil to be very effective in quelling the itching and razor burn. So, if you have a bit of irritation, you might try that. Tea tree and clove oils (diluted in olive or warmed coconut oil) are very effective on ingrown hairs, pimples, and everything else caused by bacteria and viruses.
FWIW, you can find great deals on both waxing and laser on sites like Groupon and Living Social. I paid $349 for 6 brazilian laser sessions at a highly-rated medispa in October; that's about the same as the cost of the same number of waxes, so I figured it was a good investment.
I agree with keeping on top of the waxing, and it'll definitely be easier after the second time if you don't wait longer than 6-8 weeks. I was forced to shave before my first laser session Friday, and I've found a bit of cortisone cream or calendula oil to be very effective in quelling the itching and razor burn. So, if you have a bit of irritation, you might try that. Tea tree and clove oils (diluted in olive or warmed coconut oil) are very effective on ingrown hairs, pimples, and everything else caused by bacteria and viruses.
FWIW, you can find great deals on both waxing and laser on sites like Groupon and Living Social. I paid $349 for 6 brazilian laser sessions at a highly-rated medispa in October; that's about the same as the cost of the same number of waxes, so I figured it was a good investment.
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I am a man and I do like the feeling of skin on skin intimacy. The pubic skin is softer and more sensitive than any other skin on your body. It is also true for men. After hearing my lover complain about those red bumps, I started to shave myself just to find out first hand. Not only did I get more pleasure out of sex against my soft smooth pubic skin, but I too got those red bumps. So I shaved every day and after a week they went away and I was left with baby soft skin. I now use a cream remover and I have no ingrowns and less to clean. Only fix it once a week now. Call me bald ;-)
