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Q: Baby powdering your balls?

asked by: Junior0517 on December 23rd, 2008

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I was recently talking to a female freind of mine and she told me a funny story of how her bf instead of putting baby powder on his balls after a shower put on something that burned him. But this got me to wondering why he powders his balls after a shower? I assume its to absorb sweat? Is this something normal all guys should be doing after a shower and i just never knew? or only if you find that you sweat in that area more then normal? Im just confused cuz the idea is new to me.

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Kodak

replied on January 3rd, 2009

Supporter

Wow that is something new to me. I have never heard of it but it sounds interesting, I will be looking forward to the replies to this topic

MikeH90

replied on January 6th, 2009

Experienced User

I do it. Helps absorb moisture and prevents chaffing.

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MatthewBonner90

replied on May 16th, 2009

New User

i powder my balls after a shower too.

Rowan1

replied on May 23rd, 2009

New User

Same here; powder is an absobant.

ServiceU

replied on May 25th, 2009

Supporter

i knew of a guy who did this, he would put colonge on and powder his balls. he smelled good and looked good.
why dont you try it, you might like it.

thoumas

replied on May 31st, 2009

Experienced User

no offence service u but i think its wierd to put colonge on his balls, babypowder maybe. also that would probably make your partner throw up if she licked one and got a mouthfull of babypowder of cologne.

ServiceU

replied on May 31st, 2009

Supporter

he didnt put cologne on his BALLS!!!!!!!!

theanswer

replied on June 4th, 2009

New User

It just feels right

NO, no, no people! Real men shave their balls in a warm shower, then spray lavendar Febreze (yes, on the balls), then sprinkle baby powder, then a second spray of lavendar Febreze (in that EXACT order). Don't question the method, just try it. Your nuts will be tap-dancing in your pants. Its really a life of luxury for your boys and it just feels right, ya know.

Ottawa

replied on June 4th, 2009

New User

Why Febreeze?

theanswer

replied on June 4th, 2009

New User

You've obviously never sprayed lavendar Febreze. It makes anything instantly smell good. The warning label says nothing about spraying it on the crotch, so its either a safe application or they didn't expect anyone to use their product in this manner.

Ottawa

replied on June 4th, 2009

New User

No, I've used Febreze and I realize how intense the smell is. I dunno, Just kind of odd, I'll have to try it some time.

timeisshort

replied on June 5th, 2009

Experienced User

zenie, whats your questions?

oddie

replied on July 11th, 2009

New User

so is this normal to do iv never noticed anything wrong my balls why do u powder them??????

bamagirl1

replied on September 7th, 2009

Experienced User

as a female its nice when im giving my husband oral sex it smells soooooo good.i think you could use it as a sweat reducer but for the women in your life who does this for you its just an added treat to smell the sweet powder. i hate the smell of febreze this would totally turn me naucious. use the powder all over your body its just a nice smell.

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