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Mrs F's solution:-
Wash area with normal choice of soap and water.
Rinse thoroughly,
If hair is long then trim down with scissors to a stubble length.
Shave stubble using a man's razor with a 'lube' strip (Gillette G3 or similar) keeping area 'wet' with warm water.
(Lady razors are only designed for light leg hair the blades are thinner and blunt more easily on pubic stubble)
Always shave the hairs in the downward direction (helps prevent in-growing hairs)
Avoid using shaving cream/gel as these tend to cause those wee red spots to appear.
Wash area again with clean hot water.
Finish off with a light application of fragrance free baby oil.
She hasn't had a shaving rash, in-growing hair follicle or spots since adopting the above.
Works for her!
As a bloke I just use an industrial angle grinder - works for me.
Wash area with normal choice of soap and water.
Rinse thoroughly,
If hair is long then trim down with scissors to a stubble length.
Shave stubble using a man's razor with a 'lube' strip (Gillette G3 or similar) keeping area 'wet' with warm water.
(Lady razors are only designed for light leg hair the blades are thinner and blunt more easily on pubic stubble)
Always shave the hairs in the downward direction (helps prevent in-growing hairs)
Avoid using shaving cream/gel as these tend to cause those wee red spots to appear.
Wash area again with clean hot water.
Finish off with a light application of fragrance free baby oil.
She hasn't had a shaving rash, in-growing hair follicle or spots since adopting the above.
Works for her!
As a bloke I just use an industrial angle grinder - works for me.
