I've recently started keeping myself 'neat and tidy' down there, shaved balls and trimmed pubes. Not too short just tidy BUT I've had serious complaints about sex being prickly and uncomfortable once it starts to grow back a little. I've even started using her expensive conditioner on them in the shower.
Is this normal? Apart from going completely bald down there is there a solution??
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Sex God
Waxing down below? :eeek: Nooooo! don't even go there :shock:
I use the usual creams and stuff but I do believe some people like to pluck it out with tweezers :eeek: :eek: . . . . Don't they Shireen?
Using creams does make it grow back softer and after a while it does seem to slow the regrowth, but never on the ocassions you have a last minute meet arranged
:lol2:
TJ
I use the usual creams and stuff but I do believe some people like to pluck it out with tweezers :eeek: :eek: . . . . Don't they Shireen?
Using creams does make it grow back softer and after a while it does seem to slow the regrowth, but never on the ocassions you have a last minute meet arranged
:lol2:TJ
Orgasminator
i tend to give my pubea good old 'grade 1', do shave my balls from time to time by agree the grow back can be a pain in the balls (OK i know its crap, but its early lol)
Calista is a wax person, always swears that waxing is far better than shaving those sensitive areas, i suppose its each to their own.
Morb x
Calista is a wax person, always swears that waxing is far better than shaving those sensitive areas, i suppose its each to their own.
Morb x
Sex God
I reckon letting the bit at the base of the penis, on top, grow back a bit can enhace the experience.
This is only a hypothesis though and warrants some practical testing!! :twisted:
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This is only a hypothesis though and warrants some practical testing!! :twisted:
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Quote by lilacgem
Thanks KMI may be tempted to give it a try in the name of research lol
You are welcome, try the legs first and you might find it helpful to have a cool pack handy to sooth the area. It does get a lot less painful the more you do it.
If you ever need any help with your research just let me know.
Sex God
Quote by Kiss_Me
:shock: Still sounds more painful than the old venus razor though :shock:
True honey, but then you don't have to epilate every other day, plus I find that for me personally the hairs grown back much softer than if I shave.
KM
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Doesn't it give you spots though?
I've tried one of those in the past - long time ago mind you so they may be better now - and it made me all red and spotty 
:lol: Come on KM, give us the run down, point by point on using one and I may consider it again . . . . but please! spare us the skin ripping, spine shattering, leg curling details about the pain :eeek: :lol2:
Have you got to just dry pluck or can you use something to smooth the skin first? Afterwards? Creams, lotions?
Come on, lets all get bald together ;-)
TJ xx
Quote by RedHot
:shock: Still sounds more painful than the old venus razor though :shock:
True honey, but then you don't have to epilate every other day, plus I find that for me personally the hairs grown back much softer than if I shave.
KM
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Doesn't it give you spots though?
I've tried one of those in the past - long time ago mind you so they may be better now - and it made me all red and spotty :lol: Come on KM, give us the run down, point by point on using one and I may consider it again . . . . but please! spare us the skin ripping, spine shattering, leg curling details about the pain :eeek: :lol2:
Have you got to just dry pluck or can you use something to smooth the skin first? Afterwards? Creams, lotions?
Come on, lets all get bald together ;-)
TJ xx
Well I find I don't get any rash or spots or anything like that, but I do make sure I exfoliate regularly, which stops any ingrown hairs etc.
It's really not that painful, a lot less painful than a tattoo I think anyway. Yes it made my eyes water at first but then more regularly you do it the easier it seems.
Do you remember what it was like when you first plucked your eyebrows? :shock: Ouch!! But now I bet you hardly feel a thing.*
Disclamier* If you have been plucking your eyebrows for years and you still wince and jump around the room, perhaps an epilater isn't for you! :lol:
Sex God
Quote by Sassy-Seren
I think I'll leave the Epilady well alone :shock: though advice on which creams to use would be of great help :thumbup:
together with female volunteers to 'demonstrate'
Squirty Cream :lickface: :rascal:
Sex God
Quote by Kiss_Me
It's really not that painful, a lot less painful than a tattoo I think anyway.
I just had my teeny weeny really old and faded tattoo recoloured and for some unknown reason it hurt far more than it did when I had it done in my teens. Maybe I've become a wimp in my old age
Either way, you've not convinced me - yet ;-)
Quote by Kiss_Me
Yes it made my eyes water at first but then more regularly you do it the easier it seems.
Yes I had heard that before . . . . . but not about plucking :rascal: :giggle:
TJ ;-)
Quote by meat2pleaseu
I think I'll leave the Epilady well alone :shock: though advice on which creams to use would be of great help :thumbup:
together with female volunteers to 'demonstrate'
Squirty Cream :lickface: :rascal:
:doh:
though I have to admit Meaty, you may be onto something there :wink:
Quote by RedHot
It's really not that painful, a lot less painful than a tattoo I think anyway.
I just had my teeny weeny really old and faded tattoo recoloured and for some unknown reason it hurt far more than it did when I had it done in my teens. Maybe I've become a wimp in my old age
Either way, you've not convinced me - yet ;-)
Quote by Kiss_Me
Yes it made my eyes water at first but then more regularly you do it the easier it seems.
Yes I had heard that before . . . . . but not about plucking :rascal: :giggle:
TJ ;-)
:giggle:
I've never been good with words - I'm more of a 'hands-on' practical kinda gal! :rascal:
Maybe I like the pain?
:shock:
Sex God
you get to have a 2nd opinion on the smoothness
Quote by PoloLady
Johnson's make a 'hair minimising' body lotion. It does not get rid of hairs but....
when used after shaving, it takes the edge off of the regrowth and makes the hair slightly thinner and softer.
I nominate PL for the demonstrations :twisted:
Come stoke me :twisted:
On my way after a quick dash around Tesco for a basket full of Johnsons and squirty cream
Quote by Sassy-Seren
Johnson's make a 'hair minimising' body lotion. It does not get rid of hairs but....
when used after shaving, it takes the edge off of the regrowth and makes the hair slightly thinner and softer.
I nominate PL for the demonstrations :twisted:
Come stoke me :twisted:
On my way after a quick dash around Tesco for a basket full of Johnsons and squirty cream
I'll save you some time - I have a large supply of both
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my god... ive never seen soooo much pent up sexual energy ...
anyhow.. the problem i have mostly is with my back....
i can sort my front parts out no problem....... good shave gel, mach 3 and moisturiser/pure aloe vera....
but my back is a nightmare................
any help greatly appreciated....
my god... ive never seen soooo much pent up sexual energy ...
anyhow.. the problem i have mostly is with my back....
i can sort my front parts out no problem....... good shave gel, mach 3 and moisturiser/pure aloe vera....
but my back is a nightmare................
any help greatly appreciated....
Quote by PoloLady
:laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove:
my god... ive never seen soooo much pent up sexual energy ...
Do you not get many visitors then
:lol: :lol:more quality as opposed quantity now a days..........
nevermind that............
i need my back waxing/shaving/plucking/hair-removing creaming.........
we can make some plans later when we've got our diaries out
