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Shawnie Kincaid See my TER Reviews 402 reads
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nah.. just give a disclaimer.  
MUAH!

boomit939 reads

So this is a question for the ladies.  I was preparing to see a provider, so naturally I trimmed the boys.  Except this time i took it a step further and grabbed the razor.  It has been a few years since I have slicked up the boys and developed what a would consider a lot a of razor burn.  Here is my question, should I put my hobbying on hold while I have razor burn.  I know it is unsightly, but that is about it.  I would not want ladies to think it is something  other than what it is.  Also any tips on how to avoid the burn would be greatly appreciated.  Happy Hobbying!!!

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Shawnie Kincaid712 reads

First of all, welcome to our world!!  The things we women go thru!!
Oh and thank you for taking care of the undercarriage. ( I love that)
There is good news, this is avoidable!
There is a product called tend skin that is made for this.
Its not sold in stores. However, you can order it online. Some salons carry it as well.
The other option is alcohol.
I keep a spray bottle of it in the shower. Its stings but it works. I spray it on the bikini area after grooming.
Thanks for giggle.  :)
Have a beautiful day!

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boomit516 reads

Thanks for the advice, I will give it a shot.  Should I put my hobbying on hold until it goes away?

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Shawnie Kincaid403 reads

nah.. just give a disclaimer.  
MUAH!

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Freudian_Frolick497 reads

I have, on occasion, done this with mixed results.  A provider told me to use degree deodorant after the shaving deed is done.

Voila!  No more bumps or burn...   worked great for me as long as you apply often.  Also, remember to wash off prior to a session...  deodorant doesn't taste all that pleasant :)

Good luck.

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ksatc383 reads

Order a product called balls balm. Google it.  It is a hair remover made specifically for the boys. It works great and no razors.

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CarsonCarlisle561 reads

Skin Tight!!!!  Available Only at Walmart in the shaving section. Sells for 9.95 and I once had to go to 4 Walmarts in One day to get it b/c it sells out all the time!  It is a miracle product! Haven't had razor burn in years.  Apply right after you shave!

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Shawnie Kincaid467 reads

Oh yay!!!I will get some!

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ATFladies397 reads

Gel Deodorant will solve that problem in seconds. Make all your bumps go away..I personally use non scented arride and with in minutes you can't even tell you had razor burn at all... Hope this helps

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mo414447 reads

go to a drugstore and buy one of those pen shapes baterry operated hair removers. Like the ones for your neck, eyebrows and ears. It will do a great job. No shaving cream needed and never a razor burn or bump. Great for the top side as well.

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So this is a question for the ladies.  I was preparing to see a provider, so naturally I trimmed the boys.  Except this time i took it a step further and grabbed the razor.  It has been a few years since I have slicked up the boys and developed what a would consider a lot a of razor burn.  Here is my question, should I put my hobbying on hold while I have razor burn.  I know it is unsightly, but that is about it.  I would not want ladies to think it is something  other than what it is.  Also any tips on how to avoid the burn would be greatly appreciated.  Happy Hobbying!!!

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boomit288 reads

Hopefully if I am bold enough to go completely smooth again I will try them all!!  But the real question is do I avoid hobbying given the current status of my poor pubic area?  Would a provider understand or think I have leprosy?

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Khori499 reads

To answer your question because no one else has...wait a little while till the bumps go away.  A lady might not like it if you are full of razor burn....give it some time to heal, my dear!


Take care


SK

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Misty Rivers519 reads


After all, what man doesn't like a lil coochie on his face?? Lol that was the line I used when I tried to sell this product when I did adult toy parties.

Coochie is a rash free shave lotion. Works great anywhere to prevent razor bumps. You can get it at any adult toy store

Posted By: boomit
So this is a question for the ladies.  I was preparing to see a provider, so naturally I trimmed the boys.  Except this time i took it a step further and grabbed the razor.  It has been a few years since I have slicked up the boys and developed what a would consider a lot a of razor burn.  Here is my question, should I put my hobbying on hold while I have razor burn.  I know it is unsightly, but that is about it.  I would not want ladies to think it is something  other than what it is.  Also any tips on how to avoid the burn would be greatly appreciated.  Happy Hobbying!!!

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thebigd5001083 reads

.....read the reviews on this......I haven't laughed so hard in ages!!!!

Related Link: http://www.amazon.com/Veet-Hair-Removal-Creme-200ml/dp/B000KKNQBK

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LA_Frank240 reads

Religion hadn't featured much in my life until that night but I suddenly became willing to convert to any religion to stop the violent burning around the turd tunnel and what seemed like the destruction of the meat and two veg.

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