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anal aficionado Deactivated User Goodbye Friends 293 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jul 3 2005 : 2:59PM does anyone know how to get rid of skin irritation around your pubic area caused by shaving. thanks a bunch [Link]
Kimi Lixx Senior Member 2012 Posts 6/01	Posted - Jul 3 2005 : 4:28PM have laser hair removal [Link]
anal aficionado Deactivated User Goodbye Friends 293 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 1:20AM thanks for your reply kimi but i was wondering if there is some kind of lotion or oil i can deposit on that area to clear it up. thanks again [Link]
MASAMUNE Senior Member 1452 Posts 12/04	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 2:10AM Try a lotion with aloe vera or Aveeno brand lotion (the cooling menthol one) http://www.epinions.com/Aveeno_Skin_Relief_Moisturizing_Lotion_with_Cooling_Menthol_and_Natural_Colloidal_Oatmeal good luck! [Link]
myk Member 367 Posts 10/02	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 10:41AM If it is just irritation, a mild steroid cream (1% hydrocortisone) would be fine. If it is an infection or pseudofoliculitis, you're out of luck. myk anal aficionado wrote: does anyone know how to get rid of skin irritation around your pubic area caused by shaving. thanks a bunch Click to expand [Link]

myk Member 367 Posts 10/02	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 10:41AM Are you lasered, Kimi? How'd it go? Myk Kimi Lixx wrote: have laser hair removal Click to expand [Link]
Kimi Lixx Senior Member 2012 Posts 6/01	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 11:42AM myk wrote: Are you lasered, Kimi? How'd it go? Myk Yes, I am. It was fantastic. I have opted to continue on to other areas of my body that I am sick to death of shaving, waxing, plucking and putting creams on. For minor shaving irritation that does NOT included redness, swelling, or raw skin a little cortisone cream (anything over the counter) is good, for shaving irritation with redness and swelling, but NOT raw skin, try baby diaper rash ointment (zinc ointment) - if your skin is raw, stop shaving. Expect it to happen every single time you shave, your skin will never "get used to it". [Link]
maya Member 48 Posts 1/05	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 4:19PM I want to get laser hair removal, but isn't it really expensive? I checked out a spa next to my work and it's $99 for one session. But doesn't it take several sessions to work? But I'm content with shaving for now. Make sure that you're using a really good razor (I use the Schick Quatro). And there's this stuff called "Bikini Bare" that takes any irritation away. [Link]
Ivory Sex Object by Proxy "We all want our time in Hell." 647 Posts 8/04	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 6:43PM Hey, I just want to throw out here that menthol is really irritating to broken skin-- Please don't use menthol on razor burn! What works well on chafing, sunburn, chapping, is Aquaphor. I'd guess it would be very soothing on razor burn, as well. The aloe vera probably would also soothe. Edited by - Ivory on 7/4/2005 6:44:25 PM [Link]
anal aficionado Deactivated User Goodbye Friends 293 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 7:25PM I appreciate all of your replies; my quest to alleviate razor irritation is almost complete. [Link]
oldben New Member ohio 4 Posts 7/05	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 9:24PM I would personally like to thank every woman who's gone through with waxing. After watching this video at the below link, I never knew. http://zero.uselessjunk.org/videos/brazilianwax.WMV Edited by - oldben on 7/4/2005 9:39:22 PM Edited by - oldben on 7/4/2005 9:40:28 PM [Link]
myk Member 367 Posts 10/02	Posted - Jul 4 2005 : 10:08PM If you don't mind a follow-up, how close to your bits are they able to laser? ' Myk Yes, I am. It was fantastic. I have opted to continue on to other areas of my body that I am sick to death of shaving, waxing, plucking and putting creams on. For minor shaving irritation that does NOT included redness, swelling, or raw skin a little cortisone cream (anything over the counter) is good, for shaving irritation with redness and swelling, but NOT raw skin, try baby diaper rash ointment (zinc ointment) - if your skin is raw, stop shaving. Expect it to happen every single time you shave, your skin will never "get used to it". Click to expand [Link]
Kimi Lixx Senior Member 2012 Posts 6/01	Posted - Jul 5 2005 : 10:06AM myk wrote: If you don't mind a follow-up, how close to your bits are they able to laser? ' Myk Click to expand As close as you can stand. It is uncomfortable, but not extremely painful. If you do not have ingrown hairs, it is much less painful. maya wrote: >I want to get laser hair removal, but isn't it really expensive? I checked out a spa next to my work and it's $99 for one session. But doesn't it take several sessions to work? Click to expand Wow! $99!! It's $250 per session here in Cleveland (everything cosmetic is so much more expensive here). I found it to be worth every penny, but that's me. I have a horrible tendency towards ingrown hairs, even if I don't shave or do anything, they just grow that way. The relief from infected follicles was immediate. I have had two sessions on my bikini area, and one on my mid-thigh and I am very happy with the results. [Link]
lindi Senior Member 12345 3205 Posts 9/02	Posted - Jul 5 2005 : 10:13AM Myk said: ... your bits... Click to expand I love it when you get all technical! [Link]
myk Member 367 Posts 10/02	Posted - Jul 5 2005 : 6:36PM I think everyone can figure out which if kimi's bits I was mentioning...:) Just thinking of saving my wife some razor time. You can shave and laser at the same time, unlike waxing or some of the other methods. Don't have to get your bits all stubbly. Myk lindi wrote: Myk said: ... your bits... Click to expand I love it when you get all technical! Click to expand [Link]

krusty the clown Member ny 10 Posts 4/05	Posted - Jul 7 2005 : 3:44PM i have very sensitive skin and i am always going to the dermatologist for break outs from shaving. to reduce irritation one must shave in the direction of the hair growing as opposed to the opposite direction of the hair. what happens when you shave against the grain is you get a better and smoother shave but you are changing the direction in which the hair grows causing it to grow into the skin instead of the follicle. this causes those bumps are breakouts. the difference is maybe 1 day of growth between shaving in the direction versus the opposite direction which isnt major but u will notice a huge difference in the less irritation. [Link]

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