Shaving - women?

I had laser hair removal 10 years ago on all of my really hairy parts that I shaved, but I still have a few stray hairs that I have to tend to every so often.

I sugar along with a good body scrub

I just shave with a regular razor. I actually use a men's razor with 5 blades because my 3-blade ladies' Shick just wasn't cutting it and it took forever. I make sure to use Aveeno shave gel (not cream!) that has no fragrance added and then follow up with a good unscented lotion after the shave. I also find soaking in the hot water before beginning to shave is really helpful. Shaving two days in a row is never a good idea for me because it hurts for some reason and it's much easier to cut myself. I shave daily during the Summer because I get prickly within 24 hours or less, but I just skip if it no one will be seeing my legs. I don't get ingrown hairs on my legs, but I do get them elsewhere, if you know what I'm saying. Sucks, but it's the least of my problems down there lately. I only shave there once a week anyway to avoid the agony.

Why can't it all be like shaving the armpits? I do that daily and it's never painful. No cuts or anything.

im sorry, but there is nothing sexy about a girl with underarm hair

Im sorry, but there is nothing sexy about creepy auld men telling girls what they should and should not do with their own bodies in order for them to be sexually appealing to him

apparently reading comprehension isnt too high on your list of things either cause nowhere did i say you should or shouldnt. i merely stated my opinion.

whether you attract the boys or not is of little to no consequence to my forming my opinion

As a fair-skinned person, I have pretty sensitive skin. I don't usually get in-growns anywhere but my bikini line/nether areas, so for that area I just had to start shaving with the grain instead of against. It's not quite as close of a shave but I'd take that over ugly and often painful razor burn any day. When I'm out of the shower, I apply Shaveworks The Cool Fix gel (I get it from Ulta), and try to do that twice daily the first day after shaving and once the next day. I still get the occasional bump, but it's substantially less than it used to be and they aren't painful. Also, I use the pink Venus razors that have the lather around the blade - they consistently have worked the best for me.

I don't have the option for laser hair removal as my hair is too light and the lasers can't detect the follicles, but I would totally spend the money on it if it would work. At least for that particular area.

There's probably an infomercial for this. Bc, life is hard---- but our product can fix it.

im sorry, but there is nothing sexy about a girl with underarm hair

And there's nothing sexy about misogyny either but that hasn't stopped you.

They were JUST talking about this on the Doctors Tv Show today.

They suggest a blend of SAFFLOWER Oil and Coconut Oil. it is supposed to help with Razor Burn and Ingrown Hairs.

Good luck.

What about Crisco?

I have very little pigment - I shave with a razor once a week - but even if I didn't - I don't think anyone would notice....have never had ingrown hairs - BUT I've also never had a tan in my life....kids called me 'Casper' in high school.......

Ok, before getting lasered from head to toe... I was extremely hairy from PCOS and since I'm still pretty overweight, shaving my entire legs was a huge job I reserved for special occasions. I basically wore pants all the time, shaved from the knees down if I wanted to wear a skirt or capris, and my fiance just put up with it. He preferred that I was comfortable and happy.

Laser hair removal IS permanent on the follicles that the laser kills (it can only kill hair in an active growth phase, and when the hair is darker than the surrounding skin, and the laser has sufficient wavelength to go all the way down to the root)... so what you experience in real life is significant reduction of hair. I use Skintimate gel for sensitive skin (the cheap ones don't provide as much lubrication in my opinion), and I use dual-blade disposable razors because it seems like they are less expensive per shave and I always have a nice sharp blade.

And speaking of sharp blades, I always shave my most sensitive areas first with the nice fresh blade and that helps a lot.