crazyinluvwitchu
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shaving caused itchyness
Posted: 01-25-08 22:05pm
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so I shaved yesterday,and today...it was
itching....
it feels like something sharp poking[[at
the area where there's pubic hair]]
like i feel uncomfortable when I sit
down...even if I wear jeans....
is because I shave with a razor??????
but which is better....shaving with a
razor????
or using nair?
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Ingi
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Posted: 01-25-08 22:19pm
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That is razor burn. Nair won't cause razor
burn.
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crazyinluvwitchu
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Posted: 01-25-08 22:21pm
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| Ingi
wrote: | | That is razor burn. Nair
won't cause razor
burn. |
so...do you think that I should start
using nair?????...
instead of a razor?..
I've never tried using nair.....
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love_pinkish
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Posted: 01-25-08 22:34pm
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yes nair works great. I've used it
before. Now I don't completely shave
anymore i just trim it down because my
skin gets to irriatated.
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crazyinluvwitchu
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Posted: 01-25-08 22:39pm
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| love_pinkish
wrote: | | yes nair works great. I've
used it before. Now I don't completely
shave anymore i just trim it down because
my skin gets to
irriatated. |
ok...I'll switch to nair....
well I havent used it before..
I've used nair on my legs....but not on my
vagina area...
is it the same NAIR thing?...
or is there a specific one for the vagina
area?
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love_pinkish
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Posted: 01-25-08 22:44pm
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umm when I was using it (a few years back)
i wasn't aware if there was and I'm not
aware if there is any out right now. Just
don't get it in your vagina.
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crazyinluvwitchu
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Posted: 01-25-08 22:50pm
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| love_pinkish
wrote: | | umm when I was using it (a
few years back) i wasn't aware if there
was and I'm not aware if there is any out
right now. Just don't get it in your
vagina. |
OK....thanx.....
I was just freaking out..cause when I
shaved..It starts to hurt...
I mean...I dont have experience with razor
burns..so yeah...
I'll start using nair....
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lele25
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Posted: 01-25-08 23:07pm
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To help alleviate the itching you've got
going on, you can try applying a dab of 1
%hydrocortisone cream to the area, just
make sure not to get it in your vagina.
When you are looking for Nair, see if they
have a sesitive formula which maybe better
for down there. If you don't like Nair
then I would reccommend waxing.
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Strumphette
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Posted: 01-27-08 03:16am
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I used to shave and quit because of the
discomfort and skin tags it caused. I trim
like love_pinkish now, my husband doesn't
mind that it's not smooth (not that it
stays very smooth for very long when you
shave anyway.)
I had a boyfriend tell me that it's sexier
when there's hair there instead of being
shaved. He said it made me more womanly. I
don't think most guys care too much, and
it's easier upkeep to just trim instead of
shaving. I've never tried Nair, but that
stuff is too strong for my skin anyways.
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pinkdaisy
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Posted: 01-28-08 17:04pm
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Be very careful with nair! Once while I
was waiting for it to work, I sat down or
something and a little got in me. Holy
crap, worst.pain.ever.
When I shave, I use a hypoallergenic
lotion like aquaphor or cetaphil to get
rid of the itchies. It works pretty well.
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catonia
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Posted: 01-28-08 17:40pm
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I once shaved and it stung like hell for
weeks.
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Georgia59
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Posted: 01-28-08 23:22pm
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I trim. I think it's sexier than stubble
 And a lot more
comfortable.
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WolfyLady
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Posted: 01-29-08 00:53am
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i shave but after i put baby lotion on it
and it doesnt itch and it actually makes
the hair grow back alot softer.. might try
that too
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crazyinluvwitchu
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Posted: 01-29-08 02:31am
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| WolfyLady
wrote: | | i shave but after i put baby
lotion on it and it doesnt itch and it
actually makes the hair grow back alot
softer.. might try that
too |
baby lotion?....
ko0l?..I'll try that...
thanx!
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WolfyLady
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Posted: 01-29-08 02:34am
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Yep thats what i use.. feels pretty good
too makes the skin even softer he likes it
too..
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Aunt WeeWee
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Posted: 01-29-08 11:04am
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sum1 told me 1 time, afta U shave & U
get razor burn or itchyness, put sum
diaper-rash stuff(dat U use 4 babies) on
it. So I tried it & it really does
work. I'd give it a try!!!
Hope I was sum help!!!
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MISAYE88
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This is what I do...
Posted: 01-30-08 12:07pm
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A good tip after the first time you shave
with whatever you want then if you decide
to shave the second day try shaving it
with conditioner! It will keep the stubble
away!
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sakrah
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Posted: 01-30-08 12:22pm
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i shaved for ages n never got razor burn
but did get shaving rash not very
attractive. tried getting it waxed thought
it would really hurt but it wasnt too bad
n it lasts a lot longer. plus get a
smoother finish n wen the hair grows back
its less coarse!
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