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Q: Wierd Not Cool Bumps Around Bikini Area?

asked by: Time2Tango7 on October 23rd, 2005

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Hi, im kinda ish new here and I didnt know where to post this so I just desided to post it here...

I shave my bikini area and the rest of the place...If u get me... And when I first shave it its fine but then the day after or so I begin to get these yucky hurtful red bumps all along there and people have told me to use body lotion and what not and ive tried that but that still does not work!!! I don't know what it is...Does anyknow know what it might be and how I can shave without it getting all bumpy!?

Thanks.

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Empress_Divine

replied on October 26th, 2005

New User

I think you might just have simpy " razor bumps" usually caused by close shaving..Whats that ? When your running that shaver on that one spot more than you should. That can make things reallyyy itchy and burn alittle bring up bumps

they sell razor bump/burns in the stores..Just walk around looking in sections where theirs shaving creams, etc.

Time2Tango7

replied on October 26th, 2005

New User

Thanks so much!! I'll run by a store tomorrow or later today!

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