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female
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30-35,
anonymous
writes:hi i need help i want to shave down there because i dont like have hair it bothers me and i have tried everything mens razors and women razors soap and shaving cream for man and woman and also medications for the lil red bumps called razor burn but i am sentive down there and i have a hard time shaving my legs with out getting razor burn but i want to i talk to my doctor and she cant under stand why i dont want it i just dont and she has told me many things to do and still i get razor burn, so can some one give me advise in which can i shave with out getting razor burn? i get it really bad a couple hours or so after i shave any advis in how i could shave with out getting it? Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 March 2008): First, I have to say, don't ever let your doctor make you feel like you are out of the ordinary. I much rather prefer to have no hair down there, then to even have just the bikini line, and the guys like it too.
Second, razors down there is not a good idea at all. One, you can cut very sensitive skin and cause a very bad irritation, and two, the razor burn will make you insane.
I suggest using a hair removing cream. I have tried many of them, and have always come back to Nair, which has always worked best for me. Don't rub, your skin may get irritated. But just apply a thick layer to the entire area. And also, I use a sheet of toilet paper as "protection", to make sure none of the cream goes anywhere I don't want it to.
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reader, anonymous, writes (10 August 2007): try using baby oil rather than soap and water to lubricate the blade, it works well for me.
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reader, anonymous, writes (9 August 2007): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questioni tried wax and well it didnt work really at all but i think i may give it one more shot on it thanks for the advise by the way i do use lotion and it kinda made it worse but thank you, ill give wax a try
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reader, dollparts  +, writes (9 August 2007):
 razor burn what I find helps is if you exfoliate right after you shave then its not half as ichy
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reader, Nichole.cull +, writes (9 August 2007):
try useing lotion afterwards - for sensitive skin if it dosent work grit your teeth and get a wax. waxing works great, and it lasts longer as well.
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reader, penta +, writes (9 August 2007):
 I'm with you; I hate the bumps. I tried getting it waxed once, with great result. You might try that. (I just have to warn you that it hurt, a lot, to get that done. But no razor burn and growing back was better.) Good luck.
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