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Never again suffer from those ugly bumps due to shaving your pubic area!

Do you shave your pubic area and then get those ugly red/pink bumps a day or two later? Well if you follow my advice you'll never get them again. After thinking about it I realized I never get those bumps when I shave my arm pits and the only difference is that I use deodorant after shaving my underarms. So I tested it out over 3 years ago, and guess what NO MORE BUMPS. The only kind of deodorant to use is rollon. It doesn't matter what brand (I get mine at the dollor store/generic). So, the next time you shave your pubic area, grab some rollon deodorant and apply it to all the shaved area immediately after shaving and let it dry before you put clothes on. It's inexpensive, easy, and it works everytime. If you have any questions or didn't understand you can contact me at sher78@email.com

Sincerely,

Sherre Lytle

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Wow, sounds like a good secret. I myself, being a Metro Sexual male have the same issue. To inform you of what that is if you don't know...I am a guy who takes care of my looks. I like to have my wife give me manicures and pedicures, I shave my chest and "other" areas and she keeps my eyebrows in check....Hey, my wife loves the clean look and whatever turns her on is cool with me...lol. There are many guys that like to keep themselves all trimmed...I thought it was weird when she did this for me at first, but then I really enjoyed the pampering. Anyways, I'll have to give it a try. Hope you have a good day.

Take care, Jeff

Thanks for the tip.I will have to try this.There is nothing worse than having the bumps and rash from shaving that area.

Yvonne

Forget the deoderant and the razor. Use a beard shaver. I stole my husband's! I never get red bumps when I trim. It works! I think it lasts longer too.

Daviskj:My hubby would go crazy if I did that....

Yvonne

Great post. Nothing rudes me out more than having the "mother earth" look. I stick to my lady shaver, it gives a good enough shave but it doesn't seem to last that long. No one told me the older you get the more hair you grow....lol. I joke with my hubby telling him he will have to dip me in a vat of NEET one of these days. HA HA HA

Thanks for the advice :)

Wow, I'll have to try that. I always thought a painful, time-consuming wax session was the only way to avoid the itchy, ugly bumps.

Ok, you talked me into it...since the military and forced to dry shave, due to the fact that water was not always available, I have come to appreciate many a product for the after effects of shaving, and thats not only for the face, but also those less expose areas. Anywho, ever since my first encounter with the catheterization procedure of the groin area, I have come to keep that area and all ajoining area clean and free of obstructions...just in case. Well to make a long story short, my preference is a product made by Nivea, it's called, "After Shave Balm" for sensitive skin. It's soothing, non-stinging and no strong scent to ruin your favorite body spray. I hope that this may help, if not...enjoy your next grooming. (This message was not sponored or endorsed by any product mention herein...I had to throw that in, just in case) :)