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Replies: 5 Last Post Mar. 25 8:01pm by Anonymous
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PetitOiseau
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It's irritation from the shaving...they make special shaving gel to keep that from happening.
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( Anonymous )
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By the way, is there anything I can do to calm it down in the meantime?
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11:25 am on Mar. 24, 2008
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( Anonymous )
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Quote: from amiee at 10:29 pm on Mar. 25, 2008
Shaving doesn't always have to have these horrible side affects. If you're gentle, use lotion and shave properly then you shouldn't have any worries about it being uncomfortable or itchy (before I started waxing, I NEVER experienced any itchiness or uncomfortableness, and I think that was down to me just being really gentle overall, and shaving correctly). Waxing is really ideal if you want to remove pubic hair though, to be honest, as it lasts longer (looks better, imo) and you don't have to worry about getting razor burn and all that annoying stuff. Thank you!! However, this link here - click - provides some useful tips about shaving. It also has tips on how to shave without hurting yourself, and a lot more. Hope it helps! 
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