Shaving Tips..Yes from the hair monster

jordey;610074 said:
yeah im a very hairy guy aswell! strangely aswell i also have no back hair but its thick most other places. maybe when im a little older the back hair will come.

when i shve anywhere, almost all hair follicles seemed to get inflamed. did the same happen to you before doing this routine?
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Yes, I had every issue you can with my skin when I first started. It took a good month to get to the point where these issues disappeared.
 
You can try a coconut base shaving cream or just make your own.

I used to get bumps, but I shave frequently to the point where it seems that area becomes immune to getting bumps.

Coconut oil has a lot of fatty acids and seems to also have some affect on DHT/hair. So that may also have an affect on why I no longer get bumps.
 
smerc;610736 said:
You can try a coconut base shaving cream or just make your own.

I used to get bumps, but I shave frequently to the point where it seems that area becomes immune to getting bumps.

Coconut oil has a lot of fatty acids and seems to also have some affect on DHT/hair. So that may also have an affect on why I no longer get bumps.
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interesting. how do you make your own?
 
You can use a 1:1 ratio of coconut and another skin safe oil (almond/shea/olive/ETC).
You can also use just 100% coconut oil as long as it's not solid. The heat from a shower/bath will also help liquify it.


You can also just get by with using it as a moisturizer on a just shaved area. I did that before and it worked just the same.
It might just be what goes on afterwards, rather than what you're actually using.

I switched to pure coconut oil since it's cheaper for me and I use it for a lot of other purposes.
Plus I only purchase just 1 thing (coconut oil) and it knocks out like 5+ uses. So it saves me from having to make multiple purchases.
 
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smerc;610770 said:
You can use a 1:1 ratio of coconut and another skin safe oil (almond/shea/olive/ETC).
You can also use just 100% coconut oil as long as it's not solid. The heat from a shower/bath will also help liquify it.


You can also just get by with using it as a moisturizer on a just shaved area. I did that before and it worked just the same.
It might just be what goes on afterwards, rather than what you're actually using.

I switched to pure coconut oil since it's cheaper for me and I use it for a lot of other purposes.
Plus I only purchase just 1 thing (coconut oil) and it knocks out like 5+ uses. So it saves me from having to make multiple purchases.
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cool, thanks for that. looks quite good i might have to try it. plus coconut smells pretty good aswell!
 
jordey;610777 said:
cool, thanks for that. looks quite good i might have to try it. plus coconut smells pretty good aswell!
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The type I use is unscented, which BLOWS!! I agree, the smell is very nice if you purchase that type.

I think all extra virgin types are naturally scented: Vitacost Extra Virgin Certified Organic Coconut Oil - Non-GMO -- 54 fl oz - Vitacost (the cheapest I have seen)
You can also get 10% off that purchase.

The first review @ the top states:
but I wish it had a stronger coconut smell and taste
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So it might not be that powerful of a smell or the person may have destroyed their nose by doing a bunch of cocaine back in the day.

If you get some, report back if you don't mind.

I still am using a bulk purchase from last year and I'm waiting until that runs out before I make a bulk purchase of the extra virgin type.
 
DLD said:
Now check this out, I have been shaving for about 3 weeks now and I have made some very cool personal observations. In my past anytime I tried to trim, puck, shave or nair any pubic hair I could set a timer to when I would get the ingrown hairs. This problem kept me in pubic bondage and people who have seen my forest of hair know that I was losing at least 2" of cock in that jungle. I never thought I had a choice so I never really pursued the barber shop. Anyway I think I have found the solution for myself. What I have been doing is shaving daily. This was almost painful for the first week but daily shaving is necessary to eliminate in-grown hairs. I first take a vry hot bath and let myself soak for 10 minutes, after the soak I put a liberal amount of hair conditioner on my pubic area and let that sit for a minute. Then I shave my entire pubic area exactly how I want it to look. After I am finished shaving I use either a luffa pad or foot brush and I exfoliate the area I just shaved. This ensures that the hairs will not get trapped under spent skin. This should never happen anyway because I am shaving daily but I found it to be a good step to get make the skin less sensitive. As I said it has been three weeks and not 1 ingrown. For the first week the area was irritated but this I found to be temporary and now, with the exception of the occasional razor bumps, I get nothing.
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For me, I now shave once in a week. And when I shave, I shave towards the direction that the hairs are facing. This has helped me to eliminate ingrown hairs completely.
 
DLD said:
put a liberal amount of hair conditioner on my pubic area and let that sit for a minute.
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Thank you for this information.
I use hair conditioner to shave every day as well. It works great. It's insane how fast my hair is growing down there. I think MOS-RED has something to do with it.
 
Some cleaning tips for: Cartridge Razor blades
= The blades will stay sharp much longer.​

I clean my cartarage razor blade/blades with Isopropanol, also named as: isopropyl alcohol (IPA) or: 2-propanol.

You can find Isopropanol easy. It's main usage is for cleaning electronics. Isopropanol is an alcohol that's chemically pure (>99.5%) with no additives. You need pure alcohol for cleaning your blades.

What I do is that I buy a flask of Isopropanol, and then I fill a little spray bottle, so I do not waste to much of it, each time the cleaning procedure happens (shaving every day).

This is the setup:
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What I do is that during the shave, I make sure that I constantly are running through the blades with warm water, so no hair will get stuck in between the blades. This is not much of a problem, if you shave every day in the shower.

I use hair monster's methodology for shaving in post #1 in this thread.

After the shave I'm running through the blade with warm water (almost hot) and then cold water to get rid of the stuck hairs.
After that I spray the blades down with Isopropanol, and then I put my Cartarage Razor in a glass on top of the the bathroom cabinet, so It will dry up quickly.
Keeping the blades clean, is an important aspect of keeping them sharp.

The best thing would be to use a safty razor (cheeper and sharper blades). But I have tried that in the past, and that was not a comfortable experience.

If you shave every day down there with this cleaning procedure afterwards, your blades will last much longer. The blades are not cheep, so it's a good thing they last longer. You don't need to spray a lot of it, just a few sprays are enough.

Kind regards!
 
squirt_inducer_man said:
Some cleaning tips for: Cartridge Razor blades
= The blades will stay sharp much longer.​

I clean my cartarage razor blade/blades with Isopropanol, also named as: isopropyl alcohol (IPA) or: 2-propanol.

You can find Isopropanol easy. It's main usage is for cleaning electronics. Isopropanol is an alcohol that's chemically pure (>99.5%) with no additives. You need pure alcohol for cleaning your blades.

What I do is that I buy a flask of Isopropanol, and then I fill a little spray bottle, so I do not waste to much of it, each time the cleaning procedure happens (shaving every day).

This is the setup:
View attachment 1833989

What I do is that during the shave, I make sure that I constantly are running through the blades with warm water, so no hair will get stuck in between the blades. This is not much of a problem, if you shave every day in the shower.

I use hair monster's methodology for shaving in post #1 in this thread.

After the shave I'm running through the blade with warm water (almost hot) and then cold water to get rid of the stuck hairs.
After that I spray the blades down with Isopropanol, and then I put my Cartarage Razor in a glass on top of the the bathroom cabinet, so It will dry up quickly.
Keeping the blades clean, is an important aspect of keeping them sharp.

The best thing would be to use a safty razor (cheeper and sharper blades). But I have tried that in the past, and that was not a comfortable experience.

If you shave every day down there with this cleaning procedure afterwards, your blades will last much longer. The blades are not cheep, so it's a good thing they last longer. You don't need to spray a lot of it, just a few sprays are enough.

Kind regards!
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Great advice. I will give it a go. I go through blades like crazy
 
DLD said:
Shits so expensive that I measure everything and do what ever I do with making it last as long as possible
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Same for me. Since I started to eat once per day and have only been eating quality food (cheap stuff), I have saved a lot.
 
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