Best Painless Hair Removal?

[Tessme]

Anyone know the best painless removal system?

[NicoletteBonbon]

1)For many females, the skin in the vaginal area becomes ultra sensitive during the peak of their menstrual cycle. If you know this to be true of you, hold off on shaving your vagina until this peak has passed.

2)Never start shaving your vagina unless you're sober and fully alert. You might wonder at the mentioning of this. Let's just say that there have been others who have gone about shaving their vagina when they weren't completely straight and hurt themselves.

3)Before shaving the vagina, take scissors or better yet, a hair trimmer and trim long hairs to a stubble. Doing so will help you see where you're shaving and you won't have these hairs clogging up or dulling your razor.

4)Soak in a bath or take a long hot shower. Moisture opens the pores and relaxes stiff, coarse pubic hairs, making shaving the vagina easier.

5)Next, apply a rich moisturizer/lubricant before shaving your vagina. Allow whatever you use to remain on your hair and skin for several minutes.

6)ALWAYS use a fresh, new blade/razor before shaving your vagina.

Now, on to actually shaving the vagina -

Shaving your vagina can be done while in the tub or shower. One leg up, supported by something that is not slippery, is one position. Some females prefer to use a closed toilet seat. Others find it easiest to reach all of the vagina for shaving while actually seated on the toilet.

Start by shaving your vagina in the direction the hair grows, beginning at the the back. Then do the sides and on to the front.

After you've removed the bulk of hairs, go back over the area, only this time shave against the way the hair grows. This will give you the closest, cleanest shave you're looking for. But don't apply too much pressure or shave the same area repeatedly. These actions will irritate this sensitive skin.

When it comes to the hairs just inside of the major labia lips, you'll need to gently pull and flatten this looser skin taut with one hand as you slowly move the razor across with the other. BE CAREFUL.

[TheMightyWind]

Yes, I use a series product and perfectly gets out the hairs painlessly..

[bjs09]

i find electric razors work well. painless, no irritation, quick, easy.

[cutekid]

Try revitol hair removal cream.

[Anonymous]

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