How to shave your balls?
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Ive always used a razor for the last couple of years and ive never cut myself yet
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I've tried shaving and I've tried Nair. But both seemed a little harsh on my skin. Then I switched to the Sally Hansen "Extra Strength Hair Remover Lotion with Special Moisturizers" and it worked great.Castor said:
I have really coarse pubes, so I leave the lotion on for about 10 minutes max. The hair then just pulls off with no pain, nicks, or cuts. As a bonus, it leaves my scrotum skin all soft and pliable.
Important: Follow the directions. Use plain water to wash off the lotion and hair, not soap. Otherwise you might get a somewhat painful chemical burn. You can use soap on the treated area after 12 hours.
I usually go about a month between treatments, but you can probably do it as often as once a week if necessary.
per sall hansen instructions
" Do not use on breast nipples, perianal or vaginal/genital areas, in nose or ears, on cut, irritated, inflamed, chapped, sunburned skin, over moles or warts, or on recently tweezed or shaved areas."
dont use that shit down there, probably cause cancer or something
" Do not use on breast nipples, perianal or vaginal/genital areas, in nose or ears, on cut, irritated, inflamed, chapped, sunburned skin, over moles or warts, or on recently tweezed or shaved areas."
dont use that shit down there, probably cause cancer or something
however this stuff might work, any maybe thats pthon was speaking of
http://www.ulta.com/control/product/~product_id=2109752
its specifically for bikini zone but im sure itll be fin for guys, just dont get it in side......that would suck
http://www.ulta.com/control/product/~product_id=2109752
its specifically for bikini zone but im sure itll be fin for guys, just dont get it in side......that would suck
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That's not what I use, but it would probably work.twist48 said:
As you said, the important thing about that label warning is that you don't want to get it anywhere inside your body, so keep it away from all body openings. This includes not putting it anywhere that you have a break in your skin such as on cuts, rashes, or piercings. You also should not put it on mucus membranes or anywhere else that is moist. For men, this means keep it away from your anus, foreskin, glans, and meatus. Also, don't use it on a recently shaved scrotum.
In terms of cancer, it's probably an extremely low risk since your exposure is external and only a few minutes at a time. I don't think any of the ingredients are carcinogenic anyway. You'd probably be at higher risk of getting a bacterial infection from a razor cut.
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That's what they want you to think. But it's just a marketing gimmick to get you to pay more for a smaller container of lotion. The two products are exactly the same for the first 11 ingredients. The remaining ingredients where they differ mostly just affect the fragrance. The usage warnings for both are basically the same too. They just put the warnings for the bikini lotion inside the box instead of outside.twist48 said:
LiveLife did you ever find a solution to shaving?LiveLife said:
You can always do what this guy did...How to make your Balls Smooth & Shiny
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