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Old Apr 24, 2009, 12:48 PM
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I have been shaving my genital area for about 12 years now. My problem is razors irritate me. I have tried all razors men's and women's. I do not want to get waxed because my mom did and it raised a huge blue knot on her leg where her bikini line started. And I am deatlhy afraid of blood clots in that area. I can't use nair I used it one time on my legs and it burned my skin. Any advice on how to minimize the razor bumps and irritation?
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Old Apr 24, 2009, 02:51 PM
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Do you use shaving cream? I use a mosturizing womens shaving cream and it seems to help me a little bit. I can't use Nair either but I did have some luck with the product by the name of Veet and I know of some who have used sally hensen bikini cream with sucess.
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