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ok so I've been doing the tarzan...Gypsy, you crack me up. Waxing looks cool lol
Never actually thought about laser treatment...i'd get my butt and eyebrows done too.
*HUMOUR* The complete guide to shaving your balls
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Never actually thought about laser treatment...i'd get my butt and eyebrows done too.
Light Amplification by Simulated Emission of Radiation
....now thats a bit pricey....and I wonder if you can 'nick your taint' with a Laser beam?
....now thats a bit pricey....and I wonder if you can 'nick your taint' with a Laser beam?
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Hazyfontazy
bsc anyone
bsc anyone
most beauty salons will do male hair removal ,,the all in one wax is called the back ,sack and crack ,only for real men
bsc anyone
most beauty salons will do male hair removal ,,the all in one wax is called the back ,sack and crack ,only for real men
ROFL, I know. Hard to keep folks from staring when you keep shoving your hand up your crack to scratch constantly.
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Chamba
10. NEVER EVER EVER trim/shave the hair in your butt crack.... worst 2 weeks of my entire life..
funniest post of the week
Man styles - pilot?...it looks like a Hitler to me
hair removal cream?.....a safe consideration.
safety razor?.........be careful
hot wax?..........I'd rather be drawn and quartered
Laser?............(bbq smells fill the room) then the operator says "oh, ooops!..." as you sit up and stare in disbelief at your left nut that is now glowing red hot.
drunk and in a hurry with a cut-throat razor......Yummybud!, don't try this
funniest post of the week
Man styles - pilot?...it looks like a Hitler to me
hair removal cream?.....a safe consideration.
safety razor?.........be careful
hot wax?..........I'd rather be drawn and quartered
Laser?............(bbq smells fill the room) then the operator says "oh, ooops!..." as you sit up and stare in disbelief at your left nut that is now glowing red hot.
drunk and in a hurry with a cut-throat razor......Yummybud!, don't try this
Mrs.Pthway
Member
WOW! Maybe I shouldn't have even ventured in here......
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Guest 26753
Acomoclitic:
Having a preference for or being aroused by hairless genitals .
Having a preference for or being aroused by hairless genitals .
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silent_lemon
so what does one do about these razor bumps if already incurred.....
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Guest 26753
Ingrown Hairs - 4 Tips to Treat and Avoid Ingrown Hairs
Ingrown hairs (also called razor bumps) are unsightly and painful. They result when the shaved hair gets trapped inside the follicle or grows back into the skin. It can cause scarring, redness and swelling (its medical term is Pseudofolliculitis Barbae or PFB).
The comprehensive approach outlined here by my pals at *Menscience will solve the most stubborn conditions or occasional ingrown hairs. You will need to follow all four of the steps in this regimen for several weeks.
1. Treat with active ingredients
* There are several products that claim to help treat ingrown hairs, but the reality is that Salicylic acid is the one active substance that can visibly improve razor bumps. It is a dermatological-grade ingredient that exfoliates, moisturizes, clears pores and can help prevent infection. Use a post-shave product with salicylic acid so it remains on your skin the whole day (see below).
* Use only a non-acnegenic shaving cream specially formulated for sensitive skin, with lots of lubricating agents (foam-based shaving creams can dry and irritate your skin).
* Do not use any product that has alcohol, it will seriously worsen ingrown hairs by drying the skin and closing the pores.
2. Improve your skin's surface
* Exfoliating (removing the upper layers of dead skin) is indispensable to manage ingrown hairs. Daily use of a gentle face scrub with glycolic and salicylic acid is particularly effective.
* Use a soft-bristle face brush and liquid cleanser in a circular motion on your beard to dislodge the tips of ingrown hairs, eliminate dead skin cells and clear follicles to allow hairs to surface unimpeded.
3. Adjust your shaving technique
* Shaving too closely is one of the triggers for razor bumps. Hair stubs cut too closely will get trapped inside the hair follicle and dig inward or sideways. Don't worry, the disappearance of unsightly ingrown hairs will more than make up for the "five-o'clock shadow" appearance.
* To avoid shaving too close, don't pull the skin when you shave; don't put too much pressure on the blades; shave with the grain and use a single-blade razor.
* You will need to maintain this approach over time, as one extra-close shave will be enough to cause a recurrence of ingrown hairs that will take weeks to heal.
4. Treat already ingrown hairs
* Carefully lift the ingrown end out with tweezers, but don't pluck the hair out; this will only make the hair regrow deeper.
* Using products that contain azulene, allantoin and witch hazel will help reduce the redness and swelling.
Source: http://mensfashion.about.com/od/groomingface/a/ingrownhairs.htm
Ingrown hairs (also called razor bumps) are unsightly and painful. They result when the shaved hair gets trapped inside the follicle or grows back into the skin. It can cause scarring, redness and swelling (its medical term is Pseudofolliculitis Barbae or PFB).
The comprehensive approach outlined here by my pals at *Menscience will solve the most stubborn conditions or occasional ingrown hairs. You will need to follow all four of the steps in this regimen for several weeks.
1. Treat with active ingredients
* There are several products that claim to help treat ingrown hairs, but the reality is that Salicylic acid is the one active substance that can visibly improve razor bumps. It is a dermatological-grade ingredient that exfoliates, moisturizes, clears pores and can help prevent infection. Use a post-shave product with salicylic acid so it remains on your skin the whole day (see below).
* Use only a non-acnegenic shaving cream specially formulated for sensitive skin, with lots of lubricating agents (foam-based shaving creams can dry and irritate your skin).
* Do not use any product that has alcohol, it will seriously worsen ingrown hairs by drying the skin and closing the pores.
2. Improve your skin's surface
* Exfoliating (removing the upper layers of dead skin) is indispensable to manage ingrown hairs. Daily use of a gentle face scrub with glycolic and salicylic acid is particularly effective.
* Use a soft-bristle face brush and liquid cleanser in a circular motion on your beard to dislodge the tips of ingrown hairs, eliminate dead skin cells and clear follicles to allow hairs to surface unimpeded.
3. Adjust your shaving technique
* Shaving too closely is one of the triggers for razor bumps. Hair stubs cut too closely will get trapped inside the hair follicle and dig inward or sideways. Don't worry, the disappearance of unsightly ingrown hairs will more than make up for the "five-o'clock shadow" appearance.
* To avoid shaving too close, don't pull the skin when you shave; don't put too much pressure on the blades; shave with the grain and use a single-blade razor.
* You will need to maintain this approach over time, as one extra-close shave will be enough to cause a recurrence of ingrown hairs that will take weeks to heal.
4. Treat already ingrown hairs
* Carefully lift the ingrown end out with tweezers, but don't pluck the hair out; this will only make the hair regrow deeper.
* Using products that contain azulene, allantoin and witch hazel will help reduce the redness and swelling.
Source: http://mensfashion.about.com/od/groomingface/a/ingrownhairs.htm
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okay GN or Dog mentioned u can get "male treatment" at a salon for waxing - but most likely it's going to be a HOT WOMAN - and if u aren't packing some "weight" it could be devastating (to your ego)....so for anyone out there thinking about getting a professional bikini wax, be sure ur comfortable with ur gentels...if ur a guy u should "do ur thing" right before u get waxed, so ur like...fluffed...and allk u women folk, well u look breathtaking 24/7, so u have nothing to worry about (except making sure the person wears gloves and the wax is new or heated to X temp)..GN totally has me on wax..im gonna do it tommorrow, making a thread in T minus 18 hours
I would hope any place I visit has some level of professionalism, and does not offer "rub and tug " services as well
