How do you get rid of stubble?!
Question: How do you get rid of stubble!?
when shaving down there!. I did it today and I used a sharp blade and everything but there are short hairs that just wont go (and I dont mean growing back)!. I dont wanna stretch my skin and shave it close or anything coz last time I did that I got shaving rash and it hurt for daysssss!!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
Use Nair or something thats similar!. I used Veet with the bladeless razor with hair removal cream and it worked good for me!.
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Umm I used hair removal cream down below and I am fine!.There is special kind of Nair for bikini lines!. Just read the directions and you will be fine!. : ]Www@Answer-Health@Com
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Umm I used hair removal cream down below and I am fine!.There is special kind of Nair for bikini lines!. Just read the directions and you will be fine!. : ]Www@Answer-Health@Com
The problem with shaving is the way that hair in that region grows!.
Unlike ANY other part of your body, the DIRECTION of the hair is NOT the same "down there"!. That's why even Waxing is more painful - as some of the hairs are STILL pulled in the wrong direction!.
In general, they tend to follow the general "Triangle" pattern - pointing inwards (and downwards)!.
For shaving - it's best to do this in the (Hot!) shower/bath, and using a fresh multi-blade razor!. I personally recommend both the Venus (women's - never used) and Fusion (men's - but works for both) line of razors - especially the ones with the Vibrate feature (they are BOTH shower-safe)!.
Waxing is always another option - which will (in the long run) help the hairs grow back thinner, and thus easier to shave in the future ;););)Www@Answer-Health@Com
Unlike ANY other part of your body, the DIRECTION of the hair is NOT the same "down there"!. That's why even Waxing is more painful - as some of the hairs are STILL pulled in the wrong direction!.
In general, they tend to follow the general "Triangle" pattern - pointing inwards (and downwards)!.
For shaving - it's best to do this in the (Hot!) shower/bath, and using a fresh multi-blade razor!. I personally recommend both the Venus (women's - never used) and Fusion (men's - but works for both) line of razors - especially the ones with the Vibrate feature (they are BOTH shower-safe)!.
Waxing is always another option - which will (in the long run) help the hairs grow back thinner, and thus easier to shave in the future ;););)Www@Answer-Health@Com
Go over the hair once with the grain of the hair (the way it grows naturally) then to get rid of the stubble go over the stubble AGAINST the grain ONCE as this makes it smooth!. Use pleanty of moistioriser after and next time i suggest using hair removal cream! xxWww@Answer-Health@Com
these new epilators they advertise on tv that tease hair up and yank it out would pobabily work just as well a a wax but i asume its easier to to by yourself at home!. being a bloke i cant tell you how well they work thoughWww@Answer-Health@Com
Do not USE hair removal cream down below!. Are you using your dads shaver!? as i get a stubble when i used my boyfriend shaver, I now use ladies shavers and i don't have a problem!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
haha (i have the same problem) I just had another go at it and made sure i was shaving in the right direction with shaving gel!. but in future i'll probably use veet!. xWww@Answer-Health@Com
Wax it,
Besides that the only way it to shave against the grain, (im guessing that would mean shaving up) but that can cause razor burn!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Besides that the only way it to shave against the grain, (im guessing that would mean shaving up) but that can cause razor burn!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
wax or hair removal cream!. there just isnt any other way around it unfortantlyWww@Answer-Health@Com
You need to use womens shaving gel to help with this :)Www@Answer-Health@Com
go get a Brazilian waxWww@Answer-Health@Com
Try using Nair!. They have a new one for sensitive areas!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Get a wax or use a hair removal creamWww@Answer-Health@Com