Shaving And Skin Care Advice

[DUBOB]

This is basically about shaving arms, as a male.
About 5 years ago, I shaved my arms the first time, because i was I only 15 and thought it is retarded to have that much hairs on my arm already...
Throughout the years, I discovered, that it might have been a mistake since the hair on my arms always looks dark and I have to shave it every day so it doesn't look retarded.
Now, shaving is not really a problem, and I even prefer myself without any body hair, maybe apart from my legs. But it is annoying to shave every day, or every other day, just to have my arms look good.

Is there a way to "remove" the hair, so it grows again, and looks like I didn't shave it?


Another question: how to remove hair from the chest and belly?
I don't like the look there, but shaving is always so annoying and if it grows again, it looks retarded.

[nippleslut]

Every time I shave my pussy, I get red bumps all over. What can I do to prevent these?

[DoingMyBest]

Originally Posted by Shibari

Possible dehydration there, if you don't already, drink plenty of water, believe or not but water can really help your skin, It also can be caused by dry skin, (do you find you normally have dry skin?) if so, try buying cleansers for dry skin. Also but some moisturiser on after you shave, it will help loads.

When shaving 'down there' you really must trim with some scissors (short short, stop them curls) Then shave with the hair to start off then against. also try stretching the skin with one hand, as a female I know that helps me to get a clean even cut. Also before you shave, take a warm bath or shower, it opens your pores and your hair follicle widens a little, which can make it a little more easier to shave. Make sure you put a soothing lotion (non-perfumed) after wards

It's definite dehydration. I'm forever teaching people about drinking water. Just... this year my illness has made me a bit lax in it a lot of the time. I need to make it ore habitual again. My skin is generally not too dry, nor oily, I don't think...
Anyways, I've tried the post-shave moisturiser and the pre-shave foam/gel etc and when I do either, it seems to make any irritation more prevalent. It's not happening every time, but more than Id like... OH! I remembered the other half of this question: particularly the right side, hair follicles are VERY clearly visible after a shave - any thought as to why and if this can be reduced? It doesn't really fuss me too much, but it could be useful for getting younger acting roles...

Above the area, I can do easily enough. I guess I'm really asking more about on the twosome... I can see the scissors idea being extremely useful, but that won't make them bald, just so you have irksome spikes in folds. Shaving it is hard to say the least, again because of the folds and because if you stretch out, it's just skin, with nothing to push against and that skin is delicate to cutting. I don't really know how to explain, but I imagine you know what I mean, basically how to do the sack :blush:

[Shibari]

I havent Had time to reply recently.. Been super busy! And this weekend im not gonna be able to get internet! I will get back to you all in a couple days time! ^^^^^ sorry!!

[Shibari]

Originally Posted by nippleslut

Every time I shave my pussy, I get red bumps all over. What can I do to prevent these?

Red bumps down there after shaving is very common and vey annoying, Its a delicate area, the skin is easily irritated. To reduce red bumps happening; shave in a warm (not hot) bath or shower, make sure the area is cleaned well, and soften with warm water, AVOID any shower creams/soaps that as perfume in it, go for natural based, if you can try and shave with the hair growth rather then against, try and maybe stretch the skin a little too. If you have long hairs its best to trim the hair and then shave, afterwards apply some coldish water, dry carefully, and apply a soothing cream like Aloe Vera.

Also try to exfoliate once or twice a week.

[Shibari]

Originally Posted by Jelly tot

I have oily skin (maybe combination skin as it does get red sometimes but it's really oily) - what would you recommend as a skin care regime? I've heard it's important to moisturise but I think it makes the oiliness even worse.

Oily skin in the long run means you might get away with no wrinkles! Hehe, Cleanse, tone, and moisturise in that order. Its best to do it once a day, and exfoliate 1-2 times a week. Use products suitable for your skin time, so search for products that desgined for oily skin (it should say on the bottles/packet) when applying moisturiser don't apply a lot! just a little, just enough. you can also buy little wipes that soak up the oiliness if you tend to have a lot.

Originally Posted by DUBOB

This is basically about shaving arms, as a male.
About 5 years ago, I shaved my arms the first time, because i was I only 15 and thought it is retarded to have that much hairs on my arm already...
Throughout the years, I discovered, that it might have been a mistake since the hair on my arms always looks dark and I have to shave it every day so it doesn't look retarded.
Now, shaving is not really a problem, and I even prefer myself without any body hair, maybe apart from my legs. But it is annoying to shave every day, or every other day, just to have my arms look good.

Is there a way to "remove" the hair, so it grows again, and looks like I didn't shave it?


Another question: how to remove hair from the chest and belly?
I don't like the look there, but shaving is always so annoying and if it grows again, it looks retarded.

Every time you shave you cause the hair to grow back thicker and more black, maybe cause in grown hairs too? the best option in my opinion is waxing, it will take a while to grow back, usually around 3-4 weeks, and as you wax more and more the hair can stop growing

[Shibari]

Just thought Id give this thread a little bump.. Bump! I'm still here if Anyone needs any advice or more advice

[melf]

couldn't delete the post, so i edited it and deleted what i wrote. mot important at all.

[SandMguy]

I've had quite a few problems with shaving down there, including red bumps and occasionally small whiteheads on the hair follicles. Another is how irritating the hairs can be when they're short, it's often not worth shaving because within a day it's rougher than it was before the shave. I've though about waxing, is this a good idea, can it cause worse irritation to the hair follicles? How long does it usually last before the hair comes back and also how rare is it for guys to wax?

[JustaBrony]

Shibari! You gave me some advice about waxing awhile back, I was curious as to what the link you gave me was (I went through and deleted my bookmarks and it's gone :C).

[richied]

I have the same problem that Tim Allen had in the movie The Santa Clause..

My hair grows back really fast, is there anyway to stop this?