Shaving - women?

I rarely shave my legs buuuut, my recommendation would be to see a dermatologist. If that's out of the question for whatever reason, toss your multiblade and get a single blade.

I feel like I am the only person that dry shaves. I only get ingrown hairs when I use a cream!

They say to avoid nicks & cuts a woman should always use a women's razor. Something about the angle of the blades being different. Also, have patience, when you get older a lot of the hair goes away! lol

It sounds like we suffer from a similar thing. I use an electric shaver, it's what I use the most.

and if you use a razor you have to shave in the direction your hair grows to prevent ingrown hairs. Sharpen your razor by running it up your arm (wrist to elbow direction) if that makes sense. It totally works to keep the blades lasting longer. Here is a video explaining it. You can also use jeans apparently

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ADaRIqy0Dc

Every damn day... If I don't keep up with it then I have problems with in grown hairs... I am so with you on lottery = permanent hair removal!

see if a spa around you does sugaring instead of waxing... sugaring is like wax but only sticks to the hair follicle. I have very sensitive skin and this is how I get my bikini area done in the summer time. The "sugar" they use is a mixture that looks like honey but is made from sugar, lemon juice, and water.

I have super-sensitive skin and that annoying tendency for ingrown hairs if I so much as walk past a razor, so I feel your pain.
Some things that reduce or eliminate those problems for me (some of these have been mentioned before):
Exfoliate. I use Sunshine Spa Vanilla Orange Brown Sugar Scrub.
Turn the water temperature down. For me, hotter water equals more razor burn and ingrown hairs.
Shave only once a week if you can (I can't do this for my pits, but for my legs when I'm not seeing anyone, works great, lol).
Instead of in the shower, try dry, with baby powder and a cheap razor (they seem to dull much more quickly with powder). This way you can also take your time and be super gentle on your skin. I do it in front of the TV at night.
There are several commercial products, but I've never tried one. Might be worth checking out.
Just as a side note since it's come up, I shave all directions because my hair grows all directions. I know you're supposed to go with the direction of the hairs, but that just won't work for me, hahahaha.

You know, I used to have this problem, it went away, and I have no idea how or why.

Maybe I just shave *less*.

I've recently taken up not shaving in the winter, but shaving in the summer.

I have to wear long pants to work out in, but it's all groovy.

Maybe giving those follicles a 6 month vaca is doing the trick.

dye all your body hair pink instead.
it's way more fun.

o look, a spam bot. -smacks it-

dye all your body hair pink instead.
it's way more fun.

That is actually SUPER cute. What kind of dye do you use? I imagine regular hair dye won't work.

OP, bleaching the hair might be a suitable solution for you - I have blonde body hair on my arms/legs and that's why I rarely feel the need to shave.

Yeah, I only shave if I have a date, otherwise, I'm a single woman, so I don't shave unless I'm showing off my legs or wearing a sleeveless shirt. In the winter, I don't usually shave at all. When I do, I either get a professional wax or use Nair's Brazillan Spa Clay Hair Remover or Moroccan Wax.

I shave all areas daily, using lots of shaving cream. If I see any irritation, I apply a little baby powder

I don't like how all the razors now are so big and have so many blades. I use gillette sensor. It is the smallest one I can find and it appears they still sell replacement blades, but not the base razor. I tried using my husband's man razor and got all cut up. Men's faces are tougher than our lady skin (that's what my husband explained). I use aveeno shave gel.

I epilate my legs and arms and sugar my underarms and bikini area. I got ingrowns with the previous epilator (Braun) but not with the new one (Pansonic). It's a wet/dry, so I can use it in the bathtub. That lessens the pain. I also used to get ingrowns with waxing, but sugaring is much better. I bleed a lot less in sensitive areas as well. I also use a soap with salicylic and a lotion with lactic acid. That helps me so much with ingrowns and keeps me super soft.

Oh, and exfoliating gloves help too.