LadyHugs -> RE: Shaving...down below (11/5/2006 8:45:22 AM)
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Dear illuminati1, smilinguy, Ladies and Gentlemen; First, I wanted to say this has been a good thread. Secondly, BRAVO to smilinguy for posting on this thread as well. Men shaving down under have a few things that causes issues for close shaves but, they also have the advantage of having their genitals external and not inward. That said, I would look for products that address 'side burns' and 'mustache trimmers' for the small areas where the standard razors are too bulky to go. I do feel for those overweight, as I am also. Its physically a torture to shave and handles are never long enough to curve. A set of mirrors will help 'see' but, its really a pain to take the time. But, I wanted to point out something, I haven't seen mentioned. And, that is, the skin must be held taunt. I also had in my mind's eye, that there might be more to these shaving bumps, itches and such. People may/can have allergies to plastic, metals and some chemical agents in products. So, no matter what you do, it might not be the products--it might be your body reacting in an allergy response. May want to rub Benedryl cream to see if that will calm the area. Might want to consult with a doctor about your skin. Now, as some know--I'm old. In my early days in the scene, slaves shaved their owners and owners shaved their slaves. I don't think that it is too much to ask for that to be done, if you have shaving frustrations. It was usually designated to a personal slave. So, that a dominant could just sit back and relax. Although, the fad in Europe was for dominants to keep their pubic hair; slaves shaved a woman's legs and arm pits as she laid reclined and relaxed. Male dominants, would have their face shaved. Dominants shaved slave's genitals and let the slaves shave the rest of themselves. Just some thoughts. Respectfully submitted for consideration, Lady Hugs
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