A Woman's guide to shaving pubic hair…
You need to first make sure you got the right tools so you'll need…
You need to trim your pubic hair first because…
When you trim your pubic hair first you're making it easier for you
to shave without you getting any razor burn,
bikini bumps or
ingrown hairs in your pubic area so…
Make sure before you shave that there are no hairs longer than a ¼ inch leftover in your pubic area after you've finished trimming and…
If you're using trimmers or clippers to trim pubic hair…
- You have to use blade guards to prevent you from trimming your
pubic hair too close to your skin and if you can…
- Try to use trimmers made especially for the pubic area like the Panasonic Bikini Shaper and Trimmer
instead of regular 'barber shop' style clippers that are harder to use on the pubic area and while trimming with specialized trimmers or clippers…
- Trim your pubic hair in a downward motion with grain and after
trimming your pubic hair…
You need to decide how you're going to shave your pubic area
so…
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area using a new razor or…
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To shave your pubic hair with a new razor…
There are 4 things you must do before you shave…
- You need to first make sure you have
trimmed your pubic hair all the way down to less than ¼ of an inch before shaving your pubic hair and then…
- You need to take a hot shower or bath for at least 5 minutes to soften up your pubic hair for a easiest shave and…
- If you can't take a shower of bath then you can also put a hot rag and let it soak into your pubic hair for 5+ minutes and after that…
- You will need to apply some shaving/moisturizing cream on your pubic hair so you can lubricate your pubic area so your shaving razor will glide easily across your skin without giving you any
bikini bumps, burns or cuts
and…
- You want to use shaving cream designed for sensitive skin like
The Art of Shaving Cream for Sensitive Skin or
basically…
- A woman's shaving cream like
Jo Shaving Cream Women
and…
- Be careful NOT to put any shaving cream on the inner lips of your vagina because it may sting a little bit and…
- Make sure you leave the shaving cream or gel on your skin at least 1 minute before shaving and…
- Before you shave any part of your pubic area make sure your pubic skin is stretched tight and it's flat because running your razor over loose skin will only lead to cuts
so always use 2 hands when shaving…
- Use 1 hand to pull the skin tight and flat and…
- Use the other hand to shave and After you've trimmed your pubic hair, taken a hot shower or bath and applied shaving cream…
Follow these 2 steps to shave your pubic hair with a
new razor…
- Shave the hair on the top of your vagina (the mons pubis) by first pulling back the skin so it's flat and then start at the top of your mons pubis and then shave downwards with the grain towards the labia or vaginal lips and then…
- Shave the right & left sides of your vagina by pulling the skin tight around your labia and then you'll
shave downwards with the grain and your whole vagina will be shaved and…
If you want to get a closer shave in your pubic area…
You'll need to shave ONCE Again going against the grain but…
Shaving against the grain increases your chances of getting razor burn,
bikini bumps or
ingrown hairs
and this is very likely to happen if you usually get bikini bumps,
razor burn or ingrown hairs when you shave other parts of your body
but…
To get a closer shave in your pubic area…
While you're shaving your pubic hair…
- Make sure you use a NEW razor every time you shave your pubic area and…
- It may be easier for you to shave your pubic area with your legs spread apart while sitting down to help make your skin tighter while shaving and…
- Only shave your pubic area 1-to-2 times by going
Once with the grain and then only shave
ONCE again going against the grain for a closer shave to make your penis look bigger and…
- Wash out your razor between each stroke because shaving with a clogged up razor could lead to cuts and…
- Lightly glide your razor over your pubic area and let the razor cut your pubic hair for you without you pushing down too hard to also prevent any
bikini bumps or cuts and if you have a problem shaving your pubic hair with regular razors…
-
Then See how to shave your pubic hair with electric shavers
to get a better shave that's free of razor burn, razor cuts,
bikini bumps and ingrown hairs but…
- You may also want to avoid shaving your pubic area during the PEAK of your menstrual cycles since the skin in your vaginal area is very sensitive at this time and…
After shaving your pubic hair…
- Rinse off any remaining shaving cream and hair with cool water and pat your pubic area dry (and don't rub dry because rubbing can irritate your skin) and then…
- You'll want to apply some antiseptic cream, an astringent
formula containing salicylic acid or you can take a cotton ball and dab some Witch Hazel on your pubic area to prevent ingrown hairs &
bikini bumps (and this is something you should really do if it's your first time shaving your pubic area)
and after that is dried up & absorbed into your skin…
- Apply a thin layer of moisturizer (like
Fragrance-Free Moisturizer like Neutrogena, anti-itch cream or baby oil) to reduce itching and prevent rashes and after your skin has absorbed the moisturizer…
- Put some baby powder on your pubic area and you'll need to wear loose underwear and clothing to prevent any chaffing to help keep your pubic area dry and to avoid irritating your skin with rashes and/or ingrown hairs and…
- You'll experience some itching in your pubic area after shaving mainly because your pubic hair is starting to grow back but using lotion, Anit-Itch creams or baby oil ONLY twice a week to help reduce itching and…
- Keep your pubic area clean by
gently exfoliating it daily to get rid of any dead skin, oils and germs that may clog up your pores causing
bikini bumps and finally…
- You only need to shave your pubic area every 3-to-4 days
depending on your personal preferences and/or how fast your hair
grows.
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To shave your pubic hair with Electric razors…
There are 4 things you must do before using your electric shaver…
- You need to first make sure you have
trimmed your pubic hair all the way down to less than ¼ of an inch before shaving your pubic hair and then…
- You need to make sure your pubic area is perfectly dry to allow the electric shaver to do its job easier so…
- Dry off your pubic area (if needed) and you can also use baby powder on your pubic area to absorb any oils and If you take a shower…
- Wait at least one hour after taking a shower before shaving your pubic area with an electric razor and…
- Hold your electric razor at a slight angle
(anything
but 90 degrees is fine) and you want to use a circular
motion with your electric razor when shaving your pubic area but…
- Before you shave any part of your pubic area make sure your pubic skin is stretched tight and it's flat because running your
electricc razor over loose skin will only lead to cuts
so always use 2 hands when shaving…
- Use 1 hand to pull the skin tight and flat and…
- Use the other hand to shave with your electric razor and
After you've trimmed your pubic hair and made sure your pubic area is perfectly dry…
Follow these 2 steps to shave your pubic hair with an
electric razor…
- Shave the hair on the top of your vagina (the mons pubis) by first pulling back the skin so it's flat and then…
-
Shave the right & left sides of your vagina by pulling the skin tight around your labia and…
While you're shaving your pubic area with an electric razor…
- Make sure you go over each area as many times as needed for a clean shave and…
- There's no need for you to press down hard with the electric razor so gently glide the electric razor over your pubic hairs so you won't get
bikini bumps or razor burn and…
- It may be easier for you to shave your pubic area with your legs spread apart while sitting down to help make your skin tighter while shaving and…
- You may need to use a smaller blade attachment (depending on the type of electric shaver you have) if you want a closer shave and…
- Make sure you keep the blades of your electric razor clean and get new blades once old ones become dull and if you have a problem shaving your pubic hair with electric razors…
- Then
See how to shave your pubic hair with regular razors to get a better shave that's free of razor burn, razor cuts,
bikini bumps and ingrown hairs
but…
- You may also want to avoid shaving your pubic area during the PEAK of your menstrual cycles since the skin in your vaginal area is very sensitive at this time and…
After shaving your pubic hair…
- Rinse off any remaining shaving cream and hair with cool water and pat your pubic area dry (and don't rub dry because rubbing can irritate your skin) and then…
- You'll want to apply some antiseptic cream, an astringent
formula containing salicylic acid or you can take a cotton ball and dab some Witch Hazel on your pubic area to prevent ingrown hairs &
bikini bumps (and this is something you should really do if it's your first time shaving your pubic area)
and after that is dried up & absorbed into your skin…
- Apply a thin layer of moisturizer (like
Fragrance-Free Moisturizer like Neutrogena, anti-itch cream or baby oil) to reduce itching and prevent rashes and after your skin has absorbed the moisturizer…
- Put some baby powder on your pubic area and you'll need to wear loose underwear and clothing to prevent any chaffing to help keep your pubic area dry and to avoid irritating your skin with rashes and/or ingrown hairs and…
- You'll experience some itching in your pubic area after shaving mainly because your pubic hair is starting to grow back but using lotion, Anit-Itch creams or baby oil ONLY twice a week to help reduce itching and…
- Keep your pubic area clean by
gently exfoliating it daily to get rid of any dead skin, oils and germs that may clog up your pores causing
bikini bumps and finally…
- You only need to shave your pubic area every 3-to-4 days
depending on your personal preferences and/or how fast your hair
grows.
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, Antiseptic cream or an astringent formula to prevent any bikini bumps, razor burn or ingrown hairs after you shave your pubic area and…
, baby oil or Anit-Itch cream
to reduce itching and prevent rashes and…
