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Q: Trimming my pubic area

asked by: coolkenny13 on January 1st, 2009

New User

firstly im a male. ok now i dont like the idea of using the razor on my pubic area and on my testicles. so i have adopted using the Electric shaver which men use to trim their beard. is it alrite to use it there. i mean i trim my pubic hair with the electric shaver and on the testicles i just trim it when it grows a bit to long . it tht alrite?

Replies(3)

isaywhatisay

replied on January 1st, 2009

Experienced User

yes yes and yes

it is absolutly fine for you to trim down there, and i dont blame you for not grabbin the razor and shaving away... it wont hurt you just be carefull around your testicals... that might hurt if you knick one ay???

on the plus side many women like a man who is trimmed and clean cut.... so i guess you made the right choice.... take care and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

Kodak

replied on January 3rd, 2009

Supporter

yea thats exactly what I do myself and ooww it hurts to knic the good ole jewels. But beware the ingrown hairs that can still arise!

eagerhorse

replied on April 17th, 2009

New User

Trimming my pubic area

I have shaved my pubic area smooth with cream and also with razor several times.I have also tried designs.I get sexually excited during hair cut.I feel very sexy at the look of designs.

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