Hairy dick syndrome

Mdoc · May 20, 2011

I've got a problem as far as keeping the downstairs in order. I'm a hairy guy, but unfortunately I've pubes growing half way up my shaft. After shaving you get that stuble effect a couple of days later, and have to keep shaving regularly which is a bit of a hastle.

Anyone else have this issue or any advice?

sizerp · May 20, 2011

Try Magic Shaving Powder - Platinum. It's a great depilatory and is fortified with Aloe and Vit. E for soothing your skin.

Turnover · May 20, 2011

Tria laser hair removal gun. $500, permanent, effective.

DLD · May 20, 2011

Turnover;432737 said:
Tria laser hair removal gun. $500, permanent, effective.

That is pricey but the alternative is worse.

Turnover · May 20, 2011

doublelongdaddy;432746 said:
That is pricey but the alternative is worse.

You save money in the long run. Plus you can do your penis yourself and it is supposedly not painful and is permanent. If you make regular income $500 is affordable. My razors cost $15 dollars getting 4 pairs, not including shaving cream. I go through those in a month or 2. At the end of the year I'm spending a couple hundred on shaving supplies anyways. Tria is only one payment.

Crazy Doc · May 20, 2011

Turnover;432757 said:
You save money in the long run. Plus you can do your penis yourself and it is supposedly not painful and is permanent. If you make regular income $500 is affordable. My razors cost $15 dollars getting 4 pairs, not including shaving cream. I go through those in a month or 2. At the end of the year I'm spending a couple hundred on shaving supplies anyways. Tria is only one payment.

I was just quoted $700 from a woman who does electrolysis (for her to do it). So I can get my own for $500?????? That would be sweet, any idea where to get one, what's a good one, etc. Turnover??? That would be excellent and cheaper than having a pro do it.

Crazy Doc · May 20, 2011

Also, sorry-kind of ignored OP: I have this issue up maybe 1/3 of the shaft and annoys the piss out of me. Especially in the extender as the extender, due to the stretching makes it look like 80% of the shaft has hairs and I just don't like the dick feeling prickly, just pricky

And if you DO shave-it's not just a maintenance issue, but if you haven't shaved pretty recently prior to sex-then it's like you're fucking her with a cactus lol, ie it can quicken sex and give some discomfort to the girl. So I don't really see any choices here-I'm totally going for permanent removal myself, I think it's way worth it, healthier for the skin, makes your dick look permanently bigger, allows you guaranteed to get in that extra 1/2" (during sex) without irritating her labia.

MAXAMEYES · May 20, 2011

Propane torch, bitches.
Propane torch.

Gravik · May 20, 2011

Electric razor. Haven't had any problems thus far, other than the occasional hair pull.

TheStick3 · May 20, 2011

The Tria is good if you have light to medium skin tone and medium to dark hair. It isn't recommended for light haired people because the hair doesn't contain enough pigment to conduct the laser heat to the follicle and destroy it. I've been reading up on this subject and thinking of buying one even though I'm blonde. I've read than using carbon hair dye can greatly improve the results even for light-haired people since it conducts the laser energy to the follicles far more efficiently than melanin They have a deal on Tria's now for less than $400 and you can buy it in 4 monthly installments.

Dan_Clizer · May 20, 2011

MAXAMEYES;432830 said:
Propane torch, bitches.
Propane torch.

MAXAMEYES you are a funny dude

) Propane torch.......sounds like something my Dad would have recommended! He was a tough son-of-a-bitch!

Dan

rebel2011 · May 21, 2011

Propane.... exceptional energy! Now that's funny. What about freezing them off?

Turnover · May 21, 2011

Crazy Doc;432793 said:
I was just quoted $700 from a woman who does electrolysis (for her to do it). So I can get my own for $500?????? That would be sweet, any idea where to get one, what's a good one, etc. Turnover??? That would be excellent and cheaper than having a pro do it.

Here ya go: http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/showthread.php?61126-Laser-Hair-Removal-Gun&highlight=
That's $700 for the entire body or one area??

REDZULU2003 · May 21, 2011

I have this aswell. Seems as you grow in length the hair does creep down the shaft, not for everyone but for some. I just shave it off.

Aimingforthetop · May 21, 2011

Im gonna look into the hair removal gun sounds interresting since my hair is crawling up the shaft aswell
For those complaining about expensive razorblades: http://www.razorpit.com/
I bought one 3 years ago more or less and havent bought a new razorblade ever since.

Dan_Clizer · May 21, 2011

Aimingforthetop;432954 said:
Im gonna look into the hair removal gun sounds interresting since my hair is crawling up the shaft aswell
For those complaining about expensive razorblades: http://www.razorpit.com/
I bought one 3 years ago more or less and havent bought a new razorblade ever since.

Thanks Aimingforthetop. That razorpit looks like the way to go.

Dan

MAXAMEYES · May 21, 2011

Well, maybe not a torch, but just a butane lighter works damn well. Never a burn once; you just gotta get close enough that the hair goes before the flesh heats up. Try it on yer knuckles once; you'll see.

Dan_Clizer;432858 said:
MAXAMEYES you are a funny dude ) Propane torch.......sounds like something my Dad would have recommended! He was a tough son-of-a-bitch!

Dan

Dan_Clizer · May 21, 2011

MAXAMEYES;433051 said:
Well, maybe not a torch, but just a butane lighter works damn well. Never a burn once; you just gotta get close enough that the hair goes before the flesh heats up. Try it on yer knuckles once; you'll see.

Yeah......I kinda know what you mean. I've been living here is this frozen state of Idaho for 38 years now and each one of those 38 winters (about 10 months long) was spent building fires in wood stoves so we could stay warm......kind of has a way of taking a few of the hairs off yer knuckles

)

Dan

MAXAMEYES · May 21, 2011

I'm from the Great State o' Maine myself, and I know exactly what you mean. Not to mention the old ether and backfirin' carb at about 60 below...lost many an eyebrow to that one I'll tell ya!

Dan_Clizer;433052 said:
Yeah......I kinda know what you mean. I've been living here is this frozen state of Idaho for 38 years now and each one of those 38 winters (about 10 months long) was spent building fires in wood stoves so we could stay warm......kind of has a way of taking a few of the hairs off yer knuckles )

Dan

Dan_Clizer · May 21, 2011

MAXAMEYES;433055 said:
I'm from the Great State o' Maine myself, and I know exactly what you mean. Not to mention the old ether and backfirin' carb at about 60 below...lost many an eyebrow to that one I'll tell ya!

Yes, you do know. I know what you mean too. Maine is about the same as here and you just never know if you're going to need heat six months or even more. There have been seasons when there was only one month when I didn't start a fire in the stove, likely July. Yes, those below zero stretches are trips.......sometimes it works out better because your skin is numb and you can't feel the burn you just got

)

Dan

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