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Shaver Rash/Ingrown Hairs?
July 22 2010
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RHP User
15 years ago
It is best to wax, leaves the skin smooth and soft... Always exfoliate before and after waxing, to prevent ingrown hairs shave after waxing... Have a great weekend...
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RHP User
15 years ago
Tea tree oil. Eiher the oil (my prefrence) or a cream based on it. Feels good and personally I like the smell too. Kisses Focus
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RHP User
15 years ago
exfoliating every morning makes a huge difference, just get those gloves or something similar and scrub away and you'll usually be fine.
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RHP User
15 years ago
love the feel of a nice soft smooth pussy.... opps sorry there guys - it slipped out.....mmmmmm hugs Wayne x
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RHP User
15 years ago
Doesn't matter if you shave or wax the hair off your bod...eventually you will end up with a rash if you don't address the two main things that cause problems:Exfoliation- Help the hair break through the skin when it grows back. Exfoliating will remove the dead skin cells and debris from your skin, leaving it smoother and finer...so the little prickles can just pop out minus the pain and redness, and you don't end up shaving the tops of your pores off next time around. *OUCH* Remember bacteria love warm, moist conditions.Bacteria- If you shave, use rather hot water and a clean razor, and if you have a particularly bad time with ingrown hairs or a rash, maybe look at a topical antibiotic cream to kill the bacteria that is causing the infected pores (red bumps.). I have found that some of the more gentle anti-acne washes do the trick also (like Biore )...just wash the area to be depilated following the shave and rinse well. ...well...that was a long post. lol.Good luck.-Kitteh
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RHP User
15 years ago
Well, what worked for me was buying more expensive razors....no rash I also use liquid soap... but dont know if that makes any difference ?? Dont just pass over the hair once, run the razor over the hair with one hand and run the other hand over it in the opposite direction, you should feel any prickles and then be able to get rid of them... Dellaroo
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RHP User
15 years ago
in sulphuric acid seems to get mostof those stubborn blighters out..and exfloiates as well.........ahahahahahahahahahaahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahaahhaahope i been helpful...Earl
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RHP User
15 years ago
After a trip to the Doctors, it was his advise Hair removal creams are preferred over shaving.
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RHP User
15 years ago
the only downside to gels and creams is the long wait between uses the recommend 6 weeks worth of growth so there is enuff hair there to work on
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RHP User
15 years ago
No not Gin or Vodka, Aftershave or similar. Phisohex or medicated wipes to rid that freshly plucked chicken look!
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x2ForU
15 years ago
I am fortunately not a very hairy person... i never have to shave my legs..i have sparse hair that is blonde and very hard to see... when i shave my privates... i always shave with the lay of the hair.. not against. i have found that works really well as i have never had a rash or ingrown hairs.. you might not get a close shave as you would shaving against the hair.. but still looks good and feels smooth..hope that helps shelly x
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RHP User
15 years ago
Quoting 'Hot_Horny_Pair'the only downside to gels and creams is the long wait between uses the recommend 6 weeks worth of growth so there is enuff hair there to work on Is fine with us, what gets to us when 3 out of the 4 have very short hairie bits.....but theres one who presents a jungle, we take it as lack of repect for others. and typically they will have the soft cocks or blow in 5 mins.
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RHP User
15 years ago
would using a anti-bacterial hand wash or other type wash str8 after a shave help the rash?
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RHP User
15 years ago
I am have been shaving for many years, i find shaving dry is the best, yes i know it sounds crazy. But use a very good razor, i use a Gillette Mach 3. i recently used a two blade and got the uncomfortable prickly feeling etcWith the 3 blade you can go against the hair and all good. nice and smooth with no ingrown hairs or rashes.Give it a try. I cant talk about waxing - haven't tried that yet but if someone want to help me out :)
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RHP User
15 years ago
i once did a home wax,big mistake,loads of infected ingrown hairs was the result...ouch so i was told to get a loufa and some lime and tea tree oil body wash,by a beautician,and give my hooha a good scrub with that, it did the trick.So now when ever i get a wax done,i wait a few days and then use the loufa and body wash to keep the nasty ingrown hairs from appearing. Roxy x
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RHP User
15 years ago
I used to have the rash/ingrown hair problems with waxing and shaving that it drove me insane!! I was chatting to a girl online in a chatroom about this problem many moons ago and she said to try the baby rash cream Bepathan ... believe it or not ... never had a problem since...it really works!! xFunlovingx
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RHP User
15 years ago
Quoting 'xFunlovingx' I used to have the rash/ingrown hair problems with waxing and shaving that it drove me insane!! I was chatting to a girl online in a chatroom about this problem many moons ago and she said to try the baby rash cream Bepathan ... believe it or not ... never had a problem since...it really works!! xFunlovingx great on new tatts as wellEarl
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RHP User
15 years ago
and god does that stuff smell great as well
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RHP User
15 years ago
For that nice smooth feeling after shaving I shave with conditioner, it helps to keep skin soft. And always use a loofah 2 to 3 days after shaving
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RHP User
15 years ago
Gonna be trying out the bepanthen... thanks Funloving, Earl and Hot_Horny_Pair!!!Hugs... Mrs P'
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RHP User
15 years ago
Luca's Paw Paw Ointment, which is also good for tattoos. Acne face scrubs with little exfoliating beads are good too. I wish I had discovered these earlier though - would've saved a bit of uncomfortableness and scaring.
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RHP User
15 years ago
Okay, I think I've discovered the best way to avoid the ingrowns, the pimples, the redness and soreness! (For those that get waxes done)1. Before the beautician applies the wax get her to whack some baby powder all over your v-jay-jay, that way the wax only grabs hold of the hair and not your skin!2. Apply heaps of antiseptic cream. The one I have I found in the baby cream isle of the chemist. It's also an anaesthtic so it numbs the soreness and anti-inflammatory so it takes the redness out too.3. Exfoliate. Exfoliate. Exfoliate.4. Get regular waxes.
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RHP User
15 years ago
Quoting 'xFunlovingx' I used to have the rash/ingrown hair problems with waxing and shaving that it drove me insane!! I was chatting to a girl online in a chatroom about this problem many moons ago and she said to try the baby rash cream Bepathan ... believe it or not ... never had a problem since...it really works!! xFunlovingxIt also works very well on jock rot which is prevelant amongst surfers, especially when you have to walk a long way in wet boardies..............wonder if you can but shares in the company
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