How to…Shave Your Bikini Area

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Some girls are really open about their private issues. I’ve even heard of women going to get Brazilian waxes together. I, on the other hand, am a little more reserved. I don’t really make it a habit of talking about pubic hair online. However, with bikini season in full throw, I felt like it was important that college girls know they have options when it comes to hair removal down there. You don’t have to try to find an extra-wide pair of unattractive bikini bottoms to avoid a beach humiliation, you don’t have to rub on sketchy chemicals that ‘magically’ disintegrate the hair, and you don’t have to show your hoo-ha to a total stranger (who will then proceed to drip hot wax on it and rip the hairs out herself!) Shaving your bikini area can be easy, pain free, and without irritation, so read on to find out how to do it:

Step 1: Prep

Before you even touch a razor, you need to ask yourself an important and embarrassing question: how much do you have to lose? If your down-there hair is longer than a ¼ of an inch long, you need to take the scissors to those bad boys or shaving is going to be torture. Trim them down to ¼ of an inch or smaller (as small as you can get without cutting yourself) and then exfoliate the area with a gentle facial exfoliate. Rinse off.

Step 2: Shave

I personally (cringe) use my regular razor that I use to shave my legs and underarms, but if you have sensitive skin, go to the drugstore and find a razor with lots of blades and some form of extra lubrication strip. I like the Schick Intuition because you can’t get much more lubrication than a big freaking bar of soap wrapped around the blades; or try a men’s razor blade, because, whether they admit it or not, their facial skin is just a sensitive as ours is. Once you’ve picked out a good razor, cover the area with a generous layer of shaving cream or, failing that, hair conditioner (it’s just as creamy and nourishing if you’re out of shaving cream).


Schick Intuition, Gilette Fusion ProGlide Power, Skintimate Shaving Cream

I’ve read a lot of guides that tell you to shave “with the grain” (i.e. in the direction of hair growth) in order to avoid irritation. This technique does avoid irritation, but it also seems to avoid actually removing any hair whatsoever. Once again, if you’re extra sensitive, I would try this way first, but if no hair is coming off I find a side-to-side shave works best. You’re not going against the grain, per se, but you’re going enough against it to whisk the hair away and leave the area smooth.

How much or little you shave is up to you. If you’re just trying to avoid playing ‘peek-a-boo pubes’ with your bikini bottoms, slide them on to see how much you have left to shave periodically during this process.

Step 3: Treat

So you’ve finished, you’ve got a silky hair free bikini line, but if you’re like me, you’re thinking “how long until I have 15 little mosquito bites down there that look worse than the actual hair?” Bikini bumps are usually ingrown hairs and they happen more frequently down there because the skin is so thin and sensitive. To avoid this, add a little baby powder as soon as your done and dried off, this prevent moisture and friction from irritating the skin. There are creams and lotions out there, like Bikini Zone, that claim to prevent irritation after shaving or waxing your bikini line, but I’ve never tried them (can’t find them!). Please leave a comment if you have, and let me know if/how well they work!


Johnson’s Baby Powder, Bikini Zone

If, even with prevention (the good razor and exfoliation should help), you still get a bikini bump or two, treat them with a little acne cream that contains salicylic acid. It will help reduce the redness and help the ingrown hair heal more quickly.

What Do You Think?

You guys have the luxury of making anonymous comments, so let me know how you get a hair free bikini line? Shave? Wax? Those weird, hair-melting creams? Leave me a comment and let me know!

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    1. Eimear Eimear
      9:09 am on July 27th, 2010

      Whenever I shaved that area, I have ALWAYS ended up with a rash that does indeed look worse than the hair itself! I never thought of the baby powder, even though I use that on my thighs to prevent irritation from friction. Thanks for the tip!

    2. Jennesia Jennesia
      3:12 pm on July 27th, 2010

      I have had some nightmarish problems with hair removal bu ti’ll try this good advice though!

    3. Alaina Alaina
      11:33 pm on July 27th, 2010

      This is great advice!
      And I haven’t tried any ingrown hair creams or whatever, but I can always find them at rite aid or walmart in the medication section. :)

    4. Madi Hadel Madi
      1:09 am on August 6th, 2010

      another tip for preventing bumps is to splash your skin with really cold water right after you shave. i don’t know why it works but it does!

    5. Rae Rae
      1:55 am on August 6th, 2010

      At the beauty supply type stores they often have creams and things designed to prevent ingrown hairs, slow growth, reduce irritation, etc. near the waxing supplies. Look near the muslin strips and applicators. Home waxing is something to look into too, if you’d feel comfortable with that. I’ve done it a couple times (and more on other places that are just weird to shave) just before the summer and it’s been worth it.

      This is good advice. Especially the side to side motion thing… It’s what I’ve done the last few years and it’s worked wonderfully.

    6. Amy Amy
      12:56 am on September 2nd, 2010

      I was so confused on how to shave my bikkini area. But this made it so much clearer.

    7. alex alex
      11:28 am on October 13th, 2010

      I tried bikini zone after i shaved a little while ago and no more bumps! they have them at all the cvs, walgreens, walmarts and stores like that by me, so i would definitely look at one of those

    8. Aly Aly
      6:54 pm on March 6th, 2011

      i started using bikini zone, and it works well. i always get bumps and rashes after shaving, but that helps prevent it. almost entirely. i used to get it at Target, but they stopped selling it in stores. however, they do sell it online. it’s only $13.

      :)

    9. Alexis Alexis
      2:26 am on March 18th, 2011

      I use aloe vera to soothe afterwards! brings down any red bumps, and after being cooled in the fridge, it feels really great down there!

    10. Becky Becky
      8:19 pm on March 19th, 2011

      i’m a new-be to the bikini area. only because i didnt see how bad it was till last summer. and i got this free venus bikini timmer, and im not 100% sure how to even use it, again i am new to this. help please???

    11. Star Star
      4:37 pm on May 8th, 2011

      Thanks for the tips! Like you I dont like flashing my hoo-ha to strangers, so I just began shaving. So far I use (instead of baby powder and bikini lotion) I use baby lotion and where sport shorts (with the breathable built-in underwear) all day to let the skin breath. It works wonders!

    12. amanda amanda
      9:38 pm on May 12th, 2011

      I definitely suggest getting the bikinizone cream (I dont know how the gel works but I use the cream one) and as long as I do for a few days after I shave I have very little irritation, whenever I dont use it though its painful and I always regret not using it.

    13. jj jj
      10:14 pm on June 1st, 2011

      That is very helpful, thanx. But I’m new to this as well didn’t know what to do when I first started. So my ? Is, how to get rid of the spots from past shavings?

    14. Elizabeth Elizabeth
      2:49 pm on June 4th, 2011

      Never shave that area! It makes the hair prickly and unkempt, and later makes it even harder to care for. Use an electric bikini trimmer and some tiny short hairs. These are invisible and it is less itchy when you do this.

    15. Connie Connie
      2:14 am on June 5th, 2011

      I usually after shaving that area I use Monistat Chafing Relief Powder Gel it works wonderful I buy it at Walmart, its great!!

    16. Bellsie Bellsie
      10:56 am on June 6th, 2011

      I ALWAYS get those bumps but I am definately going to try the baby powder! Great advice!

    17. selene selene
      4:10 am on June 12th, 2011

      i have shaved so many times but all those little red bumps come out nd it itches but i tried ur tips nd it works great

    18. Selena Selena
      6:11 pm on June 12th, 2011

      i am 13 and i really want to shave there but im worried about the little red bumps… any suggestions?

    19. rony rony
      2:33 pm on June 13th, 2011

      I find it necesary to shave on or off summer for health and sanitary purposes, I never had the problem of in grown hairs or the red bumps, dont know why? all I do is shower every day with body wash not soap, I feel body wash keeps my skin more mousturized. Just be constant its all about your body and skin adapting to the routine…

    20. Tibitha Tibitha
      2:10 pm on June 14th, 2011

      I find it gets ichy down there when i shave in that area

    21. Eimear Eimear
      4:58 pm on June 14th, 2011

      Selena please please please don’t start shaving that area! You’re 13, you don’t need to worry about it, and the earlier you start shaving, the more you’re going to be cursing yourself in a few years time. I started shaving when I was your age, and I actually really wish I had listened to my mam when she told me to not shave anywhere for a few years. Now I have to shave at least once every two days. It’s not pretty! I’m sure I have the majority of other commentors with me on this saying please wait until you absolutely have to. And then waxing is probably better in the long run.

    22. gaga gaga
      7:34 pm on June 16th, 2011

      I’ve had a lot of luck with Bikini Zone creme. I would dread shaving when I first started, but as long as I use Bikini Zone, I encounter zero problems at all. It’s probably not necessary for everyone, but if you experience irritation or bumps at all, I HIGHLY recommend picking a tube up and trying it out for a few days.

    23. Dana Dana
      11:00 pm on June 16th, 2011

      I will definitely try this tonight!! Thanks so much. I’ve gotten more and more bumps lately. Also, just bought a tube of Bikini Zone medicated after-shave gel, I think it was about $5 at Walmart.

    24. Hannah Hannah
      8:54 pm on June 18th, 2011

      Thank you so much! I always assumed itwas just me cuz I never see other girls with red bumps down there at the beach or anything…god to know I’m not alone and that there is a solution. Can’t wait to see if it works for me!

    25. Paige Paige
      12:18 pm on June 19th, 2011

      Alright, I’m many years younger than college…13. But I had the “peek-a-boo pubes”! I have this guy friend who has a pool and a trampoline so I’d be jumping in my bathing suit and BAM!! Goodness thanks he never saw. But your little guide helped sooo much and i can now were bikinis! Im so happy with the results and thank you!!!<3

    26. Ellen Ellen
      2:30 pm on June 20th, 2011

      I found some advice online from a stripper once. Buy an extra deodorant and use it on your bikini line or wherever you shave down there. It’s wonderful! It keeps it smooth and fresh.

    27. Alexis Alexis
      4:37 am on June 21st, 2011

      I’m 13 and I was wondering after exfoliating could u use a plastic razor blade but for men?

    28. Niah Niah
      2:29 pm on June 24th, 2011

      I had used a venus razor and shaving cream that worked really well. Also the powder was a good thing to use after.

    29. Brooke Brooke
      11:09 pm on June 24th, 2011

      Bikini Zone works great! I just got it tonight. I bought the shaving gel and after shave gel. Zero irritation, it’s great! :D I highly recommend the gel, instead of the cream!

    30. poop poop
      5:21 pm on June 26th, 2011

      Thanks! this really helped

    31. Halley Halley
      10:51 am on July 1st, 2011

      oh wow, i never thought to use baby powder afterwards!
      Thanks for the tips! i’ve always been skeptical about shaving down there..i thought it’d be a real pain! but it’s not as bad with the right products! thanks!!

    32. Brittany Brittany
      12:14 am on July 5th, 2011

      Oh. Darn. I went against the grain and then used thick lotion with shea cream on after. But that was last night and now I have to go touch up again :P

    33. Dawn Dawn
      9:21 am on July 6th, 2011

      Yeah, I started shaving my bikini line around 14. I’m almost 16 now, and man, is it a hassle! I have one question, though- how long do you keep the baby powder on? I’m no expert in this…field? I don’t want baby powder covering my underwear, and I certainly don’t want to have to explain why powder is falling out of my pant leg! xD

    34. Jessica Jessica
      7:26 pm on July 7th, 2011

      I bought bikini zone (I found it at walmart near the razors). It smells extremely strong, burns when it goes on, and doesn’t seem to do much! But I used it after waxing my bikini area, so it may work better after shaving.

    35. Lucy Lucy
      1:46 pm on July 11th, 2011

      I also found that bikini zone doesnt work very good either! But I will definatly try baby powder!

    36. ashleigh ashleigh
      11:49 pm on July 11th, 2011

      Hi im 13 nd i m very greatful for this tip cause i am very bushy down there im gonna use the powder cause my mom dosent really buy me vaginal things i dont even think she knows i have pubic hair

    37. Maui Maui
      12:55 pm on July 13th, 2011

      I’m 15 and whenever I want to go for a swim, I have the peek-a-boo bush!! I really and afraid of these bumps… I’ve never heard of them before. Is there any other way to rid of them besides store bought products? I definitely wouldn’t be shaving if it weren’t for these stubborn hairs!

    38. Maui Maui
      12:57 pm on July 13th, 2011

      @ Ashleigh- exact same problem here! But I don’t even have baby powder to back me up!

    39. Kaiti Kaiti
      9:42 pm on July 14th, 2011

      I used the side to side trick, fabulous!

      I recommend expholiating with baby lotion/oil. The powder could make you rashier then not using it at all! Before and and after shaving and also using a large amount of cream. I use mens shaving cream, works wonders. Also, apply the lotion/oil with your palms going with your hair line.

    40. Emily Emily
      12:55 am on July 15th, 2011

      Bikini Zone works really well, totally reccommend it

    41. Emily Emily
      12:56 am on July 15th, 2011

      it can sting at first, but it soaks in quick and relieves instantly

    42. Tiffany Tiffany
      8:48 pm on July 15th, 2011

      I have a stripper friend who has to keep her area shaved basically 24/7, and she has sensitive skin. She says the trick she uses is, after she’s done shaving she puts on deodorant on her shaved area. She buys a separate tube for her underarms and private area of course. I’ve done that trick and no razor bumps! :) I use Dove deodorant.

    43. Kari Kari
      10:25 pm on July 16th, 2011

      I usually soak in the shower and use hair conditioner after shaving down there, and I haven’t experienced any red bumps or ingrowns.

    44. Mireya Mireya
      11:56 pm on July 19th, 2011

      What is the grain thing ?? & also does this steps leave the bikini area with no hairs and very smooth ??

    45. Emily Emily
      1:25 am on July 21st, 2011

      “against the grain” means shaving in the opposite direction the hair grows; “with the grain” means shaving in the same direction the hair grows

    46. JJ JJ
      6:35 pm on July 23rd, 2011

      do u think guys perfer it to be shaved? im almost 20 and i havent touched that area with a razor…should i or should i NOT do it? Help pleez!

    47. Lindsey Lindsey
      8:12 pm on July 24th, 2011

      I heard that witch hazel and hydrocortisone cream works to heal and help the itch, so I tried the cream since I had some already, and the itching area was instantly so much better after I used it. I’ll have to remember to use acne cream with salicylic acid in it too.

    48. Katelyn Katelyn
      1:04 am on July 25th, 2011

      I shaved down there a couple days ago (before I read this) and I have really bad red bumps. Is there anyway to get rid of them?

    49. alex alex
      10:17 am on July 25th, 2011

      use bikini zone after shave gel. it gets rid of the bumps and its medicated to stop the burning/itchign somehow

    50. Casey Casey
      8:15 pm on July 26th, 2011

      Every time i shave “down there” it hurts because i shave my pubic hair like i shave the hair on my legs. So when im done, and the hair grows back, it hurts sooo bad! Is there anything i can do to prevent that?

    51. KRistin KRistin
      4:59 am on July 27th, 2011

      BIKINI BUMPS: Desitin diaper rash medicine is a good and cheap way to prevent bikini bumps…its a little heavy so i mix it with baby lotion, put it on right after shaving, and although its all white at first it stops bikini bumps for sure. Also, bio oil is good to keep bikini bumps awAy. my sister is a swimsuit model and her model friends told her about desitin. I have found nothing to be better. But be careful not to get to close to certain areas..you don’t want to throw off your PH!

    52. lissy lissy
      12:13 pm on July 27th, 2011

      Holy crow, thank you so much for all this advice, people! I’ve always just shaved using shaving cream and not put any lotion on at all afterwards. Now I’ve got like a hundred ways to try to get rid of bikini bumps! :]

    53. brooke brooke
      5:54 pm on July 28th, 2011

      Umm , im 14 and i wanna shave down there but im scared of the little bumps and the itchness afterwards . but also i only have 1 razor that i used to shave my legs . so kan i just use baby lotion after i get down shavingq ????
      HELP ME PLEASE .

    54. jennifer lynch jennifer lynch
      10:17 pm on July 28th, 2011

      I use aloe after shaving and it works great i also use intuition razor blaze with pure silk shaving gel and it works. i didn’t use to cut my hair down and now i do it works great

    55. shawna shawna
      8:35 pm on July 31st, 2011

      okay when i shave..i cant shave till like 4 or 5 days later because if i do ill start bleeeding? its soo weird? but im going to the beach and i need to keep up with shaving any help??

    56. Just a girl Just a girl
      1:23 pm on August 3rd, 2011

      I have tried to use one of those hair removal cremes. And let me tell you, it really does not work as well as it claims it does. I have to do it two or three times to get it DECENT and then I still have to go through and shave…
      These are some great tips, though, that I will be sure to try out!

      Thanks!

    57. Curious Curious
      10:14 pm on August 4th, 2011

      Hi Im really curious i have been shaving for quite sometime and every time i get these nasty bumps! I have never tried the side to side concept–would some care to explain that to me please? <–i know it may sound silly.

      And i have used deodrant after shaving it does keep it smooth but doesnt help with the bumps

      also i have old scars and i was wondering what could get rid of them???

      because of the bumps and scars i am always afraid to rock out a sexy bikini soo please help

      going on vacay in 2weeks wanna wear a nice bikini!!

    58. Bertie Bertie
      5:35 pm on August 6th, 2011

      I’ve been using a home made product for razor bumps after shaving; 5.5 oz of alcohol, 2.5 oz of witch hazel and 28 uncoated aspirin – melt aspirin in alcohol and witch hazel and shake and apply after shaving. NO more bumps, even works on acne. And cheap!

    59. taylor taylor
      10:39 pm on August 7th, 2011

      -curious, so the side to side thing is the concept of shaving in the direction toward your right hip to your left hip. so horizontally instead of vertically like how you’d shave your legs. and this is supposed to reduce bumps caused by irritation. works quite well!! and we all like to rock sexy bikinis in the summer, and i was in that same boat as you and had to find a solution too! so i tried the bikini zone gel after i shaved and it stung for a few seconds.. but it was worth the pain bcuz NO MORE BUMPS! oh and use lots of shaving cream when u shave down there…no need to add to irritation in that sensitive area…

    60. Mah name :) Mah name :)
      2:27 am on August 8th, 2011

      I’m 14 years old and Ive been looking for
      Something to tell my how to take care of myself after shaving this worked sooofreaking good :) gaughg everything else said don’t shave down there! I know it hurts very bad but come on that’s hella gross

    61. PAT PAT
      10:57 pm on August 19th, 2011

      I just want to say that if you roll up a very small washcloth (one used on an infant) or anything you have that is made of soft cloth and place it snugly between your labia you will protect yourself from nicks and scrapes.

    62. Pat Pat
      9:38 am on August 21st, 2011

      embarrassing question–I am 52, just divorced after being married for 20+ years. What is the current ‘style’ as to hair down there? never worried about it before. Is it totally bare, or landing strip so to speak, natural, unless showing in bathing suit??? Thanks

    63. Classic Classic
      1:42 pm on August 25th, 2011

      Can someone answer Pat’s question? LOL I am actually almost 18 and like not to sound promiscuous, but that’s one of my big concerns with sex, is I’m not sure how much hair you’re suppose to leave down there if any at all.
      Also, when I shave there sometimes even if it is smooth and etc there are still black dots like sort of in the skin that my razor can’t get. I can’t wax, does anyone else get this? What can I do?

    64. alison alison
      10:26 am on August 27th, 2011

      whenever i shave down there, i get a cut right on the lip! it hurts very much and i can never seem to get every little hair. PLEASE if anyone has any suggestions i would really appreciate your advice. this is so painful and irritating and i need to put a stop to it!

    65. alley alley
      11:58 am on August 27th, 2011

      @ Pat and Classic: I don’t even know where to start! Personally, I trim mine short and shave it down everywhere that should show if I were in a bathing suit. And that’s it, nothing fancy, just very convenient for me and whoever else is down there. I personally think that landing strips look trampy as hell, like the pubic equivalent of having your thong sticking out of your pants. I’m not a fan of natural, but if you can rock it with confidence it usually flies.

      As far as men go, their tastes vary as widely as women’s. My boyfriend was like a kid in a candy store when I got a brazilian wax, but there is no way I am keeping up with hairless genitals, it’s too much maintenance.

      In short, anything between completely bare and moderately trimmed is widely accepted. No one’s ideal is the same as anyone else’s, though I’d say most women just trim it short and clean up the edges.

    66. Bertie Bertie
      4:38 pm on August 27th, 2011

      Does anyone have comment/experience/advice on using a personal electric razor? Hubby thought it might make things a bit easier.

    67. tammy tammy
      6:53 pm on August 30th, 2011

      okay so i used shick intuition on my “bikini area” and i bleed uncontrollably! its so annoying and its painful and those bumps!!!! i never thought of the baby powder though thanks for the advise!

    68. Lindsay Lindsay
      11:39 pm on September 1st, 2011

      I am 24 years old and have only attempted shaving once. I was told to go with the grain so I think that’s why I got so frustrated, I felt like nothing was being accomplished. I am seeing a wonderful guy that hinted it would be better if my area was a bit trimmed up, but I’m pretty afraid of shaving again. I cut myself during that first attempt. Should I try again? And if so, how much of the area am I to shave, I don’t get it. Or, should I wax? So confused, and pretty much scared of any pain. Any advice would be great. Thanks!

    69. olivia olivia
      3:59 am on September 3rd, 2011

      so glad for the internet! i was concerned with the same question pat was as well. i’m 19 and haven’t shaved (just given my area a hair cut with scissors). Well anyways i was thinking of shaving but i think i will just trim the hairs shorter I have extra mega-sensitive skin. I’d rather have my boyfriend see hair than red itchy skin, no thank you. Also, Even when I give my area a hair cut it’s extremely itchy! I put lotion and such, but it’s still itchy! I find Vaseline works well (I will try baby powder a try as well).

    70. Abi Abi
      8:07 pm on September 5th, 2011

      I am only 14, and I was really confused on how to shave down there without it itching and burning really bad the next day. These tips are so helpful! You are a LIFESAVER!!!!!

    71. Taylor Taylor
      12:56 pm on September 7th, 2011

      Okay I saw two bikini zone products. is it the Bikini Zone: Medicated After Shave Gel or is it Bikini Zone Anti Bumps Shave Gel?

    72. Ashley Ashley
      6:58 pm on September 7th, 2011

      Ive tried both shaving and waxing. Shaving I didnt get it the way that I wanted it to be. SoI tried waxing my bikini area and it HURT!!!! I get maybe not even half way done and stop I couldn’t do it and more. So for me is shaving it’s pain free and easy.

    73. hot city hot city
      11:36 pm on September 8th, 2011

      I have tried bikini zone , does not work for me, i shave all of it off and instantly it hurts and the prickles and bumps are so uncomfortable , is there any way to make the prickles and bumps not so painful?

    74. helene-222 helene-222
      9:44 am on September 11th, 2011

      I like my bikini area to be clean, smooth and silky. I shave that area three times a week. It is OK

    75. Nicola Nicola
      10:59 pm on September 12th, 2011

      I really want to shave down ther but I’m only 13 just about 14 and I don’t want to ask my Mum for stuff because well it would be awkard. I have shave slightly down there before but it just itches like crazy to the point where I nearly cry. I’m at college and whenever I go to the beach or something I am the only one who wears bordies. My friends shave down there but I don’t know wheter or not to. Anyway, I also wondered how often you have to shave down there? And if anyone has any advice. Thanks.

    76. jonh jonh
      4:49 am on September 14th, 2011

      i am a boy but it even works for me

    77. dympna dympna
      12:27 pm on September 14th, 2011

      I just like to get a wax, i found i had to shave every couple of days, so its waxing all the way. and its not as sore as you think.

    78. Mireya Mireya
      5:47 pm on September 14th, 2011

      When u get a wax do they shave all the hairs all ? Does it leave soft like really soft or does it still get rough & kinda soft with the razor . It is the same thing ?????

    79. Momo Momo
      3:14 am on September 17th, 2011

      I’m almost 16 and live in australia so going to the beach in summer is common. I just shaved like 3 hours ago and I’m a little uncomfortable like sorta itchy, i put powder in there is there anything I should try, like would body moisturiser work? thanks

    80. Rachel Rachel
      12:09 am on September 20th, 2011

      BEST ADVICE! READ THISSSSS!!!!
      I’ve ALWAYS had those horrible bumps after shaving, HOWEVER, if you shave every day, they never come back!!!! IT’s awesome and the best tip i’ve ever heard THAT WORKS!
      So, shave. Then the bumps will happen (unfortunately), but then dont go a day without doing a once-over with your razor!-even if you still have the bumps. THis really works. i hope i’ve explained it well enough…

    81. mimi33 mimi33
      9:59 am on September 26th, 2011

      Try a splash with witch hazel after shaving. (I never use powder because of the way it tastes and feels in someone’s mouth, but I’m gonna try it after reading this for times when I’m not having sex after shaving.) I shave with a regular razor like I use for my legs, I go against the grain to get very smooth, and then I splash with witch hazel after drying. No razor burn.

    82. Sara Sara
      8:25 pm on September 28th, 2011

      Wow, I didn’t think this many people would have questions about the ‘red bumps’ associated with shaving. I have used Bikini Zone for some time now and recommend it as it does what it is supposed to.

    83. Rissa Rissa
      12:50 am on October 3rd, 2011

      Ive been shaving since i was 14 im 17 now and i cant stand the sight of hair down ‘there’ so i shave every 2 to 3 days and i mix baby piwder in with my lotion and apply after that i dont bumbs or an itch

    84. Rosy Rosy
      11:30 pm on October 5th, 2011

      I’m almost 20, and I had this long bush growing down there for quite some time, My mom had told me to just leave it when I was about 13 when I started growning hair there. when I was about 14 I gave it a little trim, but then just left it to grow back… Yesterday, I pulled out the shaver… now it feels just wonderful! although there are times that I glance at my area and sort of miss the hair… Has anyone else ever felt that way about the hair down ther?? Also I havn’t seen my skin like that since I was 12 years old.. so it’s feeling a little strange getting used to it, although it feels extremely sexy, refreshing and great!

    85. AshleyNicole AshleyNicole
      1:58 pm on October 6th, 2011

      Bikini Bumps (the gel and cream) are sold at regular drugstores such as Walgreens, CVS, and even some grocery stores like Frys and Bashas. I personally do not like it. It burns really bad when you first put it on, making your down there flaming red. And I find that it does not really help..

    86. Amber Amber
      4:56 pm on October 6th, 2011

      She says to cut it 1/4, but i normally let it grow out for about a week in between shaving. I havent tried trimming it before… never thought it would work. I usually find letting it grow better, cause its not tugging or pulling on the skin. And does the deodorant really work. to help keep it smooth?

    87. rachel` rachel`
      9:44 pm on October 8th, 2011

      for some reason when ever i shave down there it really hurts, i must be incredibly sensative, and i get thoose bumps my boyfriend actualy thought they were pimples!!!! i was mortified!!! i honestly dont know what im doing wrong i used the bikin zones shave gel which made the shave closer but it didnt do anything aboutthe bumps. i cant wax cuz you have to waittill the hair gets like long for that and i have a pretty active sex life. im soo lost someone help me please!

    88. raja raja
      12:51 pm on October 19th, 2011

      i have been shaving my pubic area from the age of 16. still the hair grows, any method to permanently remove the hair at cheapest price .it grows back within a week.anyone please suggest a method for smooth skin for a long time.

    89. Lindsay Lindsay
      11:44 am on October 24th, 2011

      Raja,
      I tried sugar waxing and it worked well. It didn’t hurt as much as regular waxing, the hair took a while to grow back and it grows back thinner. It also was less money than regular waxing. Good luck

    90. jes jes
      8:09 am on October 25th, 2011

      I am 14 and I used to have severe acne. Now i am on a medication the doctor prescribed me, but the acne scars remain. I have ALOT of acne scars. I have to wear makeup everyday cause thats how bad my acne scarring is. But my makeup gets shiny and oily and people can just tell I have tons of make up, i have been told. Please dont tell me not to use makeup, cause i still am. But I just need a regimen or something that will make it look more natural..

    91. Annie Annie
      9:11 am on November 4th, 2011

      My husband does it for me. He first uses an electric trimmer to get the long hair. Then softens the rest with a warm wash cloth. Then uses a razor. He is able to get the fine hairs too as he has a different angle. No bumps ever, so far.

    92. Kay Kay
      12:23 pm on November 5th, 2011

      ok, i’m going to get a bikini wax, don’t like the idea of putting a razor blade anywhere near down there!
      … so from tips on here I will cut the hair to about 1/4 inch before I go, exfoliate with a facial exfoliater down there and then apply baby powder afterwards and wear loose clothing.
      I hope i don’t get any bumps or redness because i intend to wear a bikini for the next week.

      I have used hair removal cream in the past and it was pain-free, quick and easy, but the hair started showing again within days and i didn’t want to put those kind of chemicals too close to the sensitive lady area!

    93.  Arthas
      2:31 pm on November 7th, 2011

      I shaved for years & what I just discovered was getting sugar waxed! I love it! It even promotes hair loss. Sugar waxing is much more safer & doesn’t hurt nearly as bad as regular waxing. It’s also cheaper too. About 4-5 sessions will probably leave you bare for many many years. I’m on my 2nd one & the hairs that grew back are very fine.

      Any kind of waxing hurts, but sugar waxing doesn’t attach to your skin like regular waxing.

    94. emma emma
      11:47 am on November 12th, 2011

      should i shave my whole vagina?

    95.  TheKaay
      4:10 pm on November 13th, 2011

      To Emma, I have the first time it will be uncomfortable cause it’s growing back but after the second time you’ll be fine

    96. Lizzy Lizzy
      12:07 am on November 14th, 2011

      I just trim around the edges to avoid the peek a boo pubes… and then trim the rest cuz when I shave everything the very next day it’s all covered in in-growns and bumps, so i was like screw this and just trim, I use medicated powder that’s special for that area (Monistat Intimate Care) , and there are gel to powders i also use. Hope that helps, they help keep ingrown hairs down and itching as well :)

    97. Alexus Alexus
      8:11 pm on November 16th, 2011

      i’m 12 and its a jungle down there, the hairs are VERY long. i have hair around my hole. i have a bf, i might be getting sum so should i shave it all away or just a little?

    98. neelu neelu
      4:44 pm on November 17th, 2011

      i luv to wax my bikini area, but its really not possible bcoz i used razor wen i was 19 & alter on i really tried to wax but it hurts alot so guys can anyone give suggestion abt my problem,& one more doubt do we have to shave everyday ,what cream we should use while shaving

    99. ladys ladys
      12:38 pm on November 19th, 2011

      thanks alot!

    100. Kenadie Kenadie
      4:37 pm on November 20th, 2011

      Alexus, your 12 and you might be getting some? Oh my god, I’m 13 and don’t plan on getting any right now. Your too young. Just trim it, but seriously your too young for it to last. If it’s real love he can wait.

    101. Michele Michele
      8:40 pm on November 27th, 2011

      All the suggestions here are great for preventing itchiness and bumps. I just want to point out that alot of these products and creams may potentially be toxic for our bodies and vaginas. With the increased amount of cervical cancer, I don’t always trust these companies producing products. There is a reason we have pubic hair, to prevent bacteria and to protect our sensitive skin from harm. I like to have a clean shaven bush, but it’s not worth it.

    102. Brenda Brenda
      8:26 pm on November 29th, 2011

      I’ve found the best thing for preventing/healing razor burn/bumps, for me anyway, is diaper rash ointment. I figure if it’s gentle enough for baby parts, it shouldn’t do too much damage to me. If for some reason I get REALLY bad burn (dull razor or something) I immediately mix a couple crushed aspirin with the Desitin or Butt Paste or whatever diaper rash cream, mix it all together and apply it to my wuzzle, and when i wake up in the morning it’s usually all healed up. I also find that after a few weeks of this routine, my skin toughens up and I don’t have the problem anymore. The trick is staying on top of it and not letting a bush grow when I’m single. LOL

    103. Emily Emily
      6:18 pm on December 4th, 2011

      Im 14 and my school has a swimming pool, which means we have to go swimming every day for a couple months. Whenever I shave down there I get the red bumps and its pretty itchy. Baby powder doesnt help at all, Any other ideas?

    104. Kaykay Kaykay
      5:30 pm on December 6th, 2011

      I shave down there all the time, and i used to get the red bikini bumps. But ive found that if i apply aloe gel, and let it dry, then babypowder the area, it works wonders. also, wearing loose fitting, or better yet, no underwear, has improved the red bumps. while seeming slutty, and maybe nasty, it just works for me! sometimes i wear like, cotton, work out shorts under… those both seem to help.

    105. Genevieve Genevieve
      9:32 am on December 10th, 2011

      I am not sure what which hazel is ?can anyone explain? Please the little bumps are extremely annoying and I am going to use these tips thanks sooooo much

    106. Teena Teena
      3:42 pm on December 11th, 2011

      This has really helped. I have an old shaver and nearly cut myself down there one time. So I went down to the shops and got a new good razor and read these tips and never turned backk. My boyfriend certainly appeciates it;)

    107. Claire Claire
      10:53 pm on December 11th, 2011

      I’m 12 and ive had pubic hairs since the age of 7. Whenever I shave it bleeds where the hair used to be allover. I’ve tried the creams that cause the hair to disintegrate, but its not very effective and stings allot, and there is no way I could ever go through with waxing. The hair is incredibly thick and I just want it to be gone for the sake of convenience. How fo I stop it from bleeding?

    108. Delany Delany
      7:25 pm on December 12th, 2011

      I have a question regarding this. – First of all, thanks for all of the advice! Great stuff! ..

      Alright, so I just bought my first electric razor, and I was wondering if you still need to use like .. an ‘after shave gel’ of some sort after trimming and smoothening with an electric trimmer? Thank you.

    109. Jessica Jessica
      1:53 am on December 13th, 2011

      I have a date tomorrow at 11am with a guy ive known since primary school and we’ve been after eachother for ages but its always been bad timing. Im fairly bushy down-there. Should I shave it all off?? I want to sleep with him as this is the 4th date, and i think its going to happen, but the hair is REALLY holding me back, it makes me REALLY nervous. Guys what should I do!???

    110. Melissa Melissa
      11:18 pm on December 15th, 2011

      Get some Vitamin E Oil and apply it after you shave and for a couple days after – no bumps and no itching!

    111. Virginia Virginia
      2:39 am on December 27th, 2011

      I always alot of those bad looking bumps, hope the powder works

    112. Sangita Sangita
      6:15 am on December 29th, 2011

      pl let me know for permanently hair removing from bikini area.

    113. Bri Bri
      9:02 pm on January 3rd, 2012

      I just wanted to say a little thanks for posting this. I’m 16 and it’s very hard for me to talk to people face to face about this kind of stuff. I’ve also been searching for answers about this everywhere and your is the most helpful. So thank you.

    114. spazy spazy
      10:55 pm on January 3rd, 2012

      I’m 12 and my mom said to shave there but it stings and I have skin like a baby what should I do baby powder doesn’t even work.

    115.  bubblegirl00
      6:52 pm on January 7th, 2012

      I want to thank you so much as I was kinda getting bullied by saying im a lad etc i cannot wait for summer to wear a bikini and shut them up

    116. Natalie Natalie
      5:23 pm on January 10th, 2012

      hey everyone, i have a big problem, so i get red bumps and it is really embassing.. i have shaved for over 3 years now and i am 15 , i found that the more i shave the more the pubic hair would spread down my legs.. is this normal? i get some long hairs growing on my lower thighs , also i have shaved my stomach and now i have a dark treasure trail. i am so not confident in a bikini and even changing infront of anyone and this is a major issue cause i am in a change room with my gym class and the sports teams i play on. ahhh! help!? also i have tried waxing and i still get bumps on my area and lower thighs, :/ i feel like this will never go away and i dont know how i will ever be comfortable in my body and around guys if i ever get to that point in a relationship. please help cause i stress everyday over this :(

    117. L L
      7:12 pm on January 10th, 2012

      I have a question, not really about red bumps but I have dark hair down there and my skin is extremely sensitive as well. After shaving my skin is smooth but u can still see the dark hair in my bikini area and just a little down my legs. Its embarrising bc when i go to the beach or pool I wear shorts to swim in so no one sees it. Any ideas on what i could do????

    118. V V
      4:36 pm on January 12th, 2012

      this seems like such good advice i can relate to this alot!
      thanks!

    119. AA AA
      9:00 pm on January 14th, 2012

      I am 12 and I am a little scared to shave down there because of the bumps and itchyness but if I don’t I can’t go swimming or were swim suits without it being noticable.

    120. P P
      9:02 pm on January 14th, 2012

      honestly for all those people with questions about shaving for the first time or wanting to go on a date and being worried, try waxing! it’s awesome. The estheticians who wax you are very casual about it and you will feel super comfortable within the first ten minutes. It’s a bit expensive because it adds up every time you get it done, but it’s so worth it because unlike shaving it comes out super smooth even after the first two days, lasts much longer, and grows back less every time!

    121. JB JB
      4:13 am on January 15th, 2012

      ^AA, i was scared at first too, and i’m only 13, it turns out that it really pays off in the long run , and i didn’t find these tips until now, i shaved without these tips and was irritated for awhile, but it eventually goes away, if you follow these tips you will be fine i did, and im much better now, it turns out most of your friends probably shave too. and when i was like 10 ish, i just shave it so it wouldn’t show outside of my bikini, so since your scared, maybe just put on your swim suit in the shower and then shave so you don’t have to shave more then is needed…. hope this helps :)

    122. hannah hannah
      10:39 pm on January 15th, 2012

      Ya i had the same problems! Can’t wait to try these tips but i am 13 and dont have baby powder and dont wanna ask my mom for special trips to the store for bikini zone any ideas??

    123. queenie queenie
      12:11 am on January 16th, 2012

      I want to start shaving but am unsure what area is supposed to be shaved clean and what should just be trimmed. Should the labia be shaved clean and the area above trimmed?

    124.  cjjohnson
      3:06 am on January 19th, 2012

      I shave a lot (I like things to be very soft and absolutely hair free) and I used Bikini Zone every time i shaved, but since it has alcohol in it, it actually stings really bad, especially if you shave everyday and already have bumps… I then discovered witch hazel… I use it for everything. Its gentle on your skin, isn’t oily and drys quickly. It also doesn’t hurt at all. One thing I don’t like is its earthy scent, so you can actually buy scented witch hazel at health food stores! Hope this helps!

    125. yang yang
      12:09 am on January 20th, 2012

      thanks you for the baby power tip it really help.

    126. Laura Laura
      5:44 pm on January 22nd, 2012

      Im 16 and going to be 17 soon. I shave down there once and i got bumps and it itched like crazy. Also, when I was finished I had little cuts that were bleeding. I want to shave down there again but am scared to death. Then I read this and feel a lot better about it.
      But… In a few weeks a have a physical appointment so I an play on my schools softball team. Should I wait till after I get my appointment, not shave till after the season is over or just shave now?? I really dot know what to do here. Please help.
      Thanks XD

    127. nikki nikki
      1:40 pm on January 25th, 2012

      i wanted to know after you get these bumps how do you get rid of them?? and also i found baby powder works its just the past spots, that remain, any ideas on how to get rid of that>>>

    128. Brooke Brooke
      2:33 pm on January 27th, 2012

      I am 13. I started shaving the end of last school year, and I got red bumps and it was very itchy. I have lots of past spots, have any idea how to get rid of these? I use a lotion for after shaving in the shower, and put lotion on afterwards, plus I use a moisturizing shaving cream. It’s off and on with the bumps. They really bug me!

    129. alice alice
      8:49 am on January 28th, 2012

      Umm well this is really embarrasing :( i am 12 and i have reeeeealy thick heair down there :( its growing around the… you know vag and thenit started growing up my butt hole and im worried it will like grow further up onto my back. is this normal???? like it doesnt stop at the vag it keeps going. :( how the hell can i remove it?!!!!!!!

    130. alice alice
      8:50 am on January 28th, 2012

      not “up” my butt hole but around :(

    131. Aubrey Aubrey
      10:10 pm on January 28th, 2012

      Alice, it won’t keep growing up your back. it’s normal, don’t worry!

      To everyone else, I used to get really bad bumps too. I shave everything every few days, because I like it to be smooth and hairless. I started using facial moisturizer on the area and it worked wonders! no bumps or anything, and I even shave against the grain.

    132. lucy lucy
      10:13 am on January 29th, 2012

      hey @alice i was worried about that. It will grow around your butt hole but it wont go any further that that. If you want to remove it just shave it.

    133. lyn-z lyn-z
      5:30 pm on January 29th, 2012

      Shaveing is a pain in the a$$ i use to every couple days but my boyfriend said he would doit for me lol i didnt like the idea of a razor down there if it wasnt in my hands so he waxes it now it hurts lik hell but better him than a stranger n he likes doin it lol

    134. Vouny Vouny
      2:03 pm on January 30th, 2012

      This is my first time trying, and I wanted to make sure I got it right…
      I’m so scared if I do something wrong!!!! But hopefully, this article gave me a bit courage…
      I just don’t anything to go wrong…I hope this works!!!! :)

      Thanks for the advice :)

    135. Katie Katie
      5:55 pm on January 30th, 2012

      Couple things I found the best way not to get the little red bumps is to keep it shaved. I shave down there almost every morning in the shower and it only takes only me a minute.
      If you let it grow back in, ya it going to itch and be careful if you use a lotion as some will burn.
      The other important thing is to use a good razor, not a disposable. I found that in it’s self made a huge difference for me.

    136. Sophieee! Sophieee!
      7:31 pm on February 2nd, 2012

      Hey girls! So, I’m a young one too. New teenager in fact. And I am the “big sister” to my friends when it comes to puberty. At our age we are all worried about fitting in with our friends. Listen, you don’t need to worry about this stuff too young. I am much more hairy than my friends when it comes to this stuff and they do shave. My mom tells me not to because of the risk of infection and irritation. If you are that conscious about it, there are some things I do. I find it very itchy ‘down there’ after awhile. Instead of risking, I recommend starting by just trimming it with scissors. It’s much safer and if you’re young it makes sure ‘George Bush doesn’t leave the white house!”

    137. J J
      3:08 pm on February 4th, 2012

      Personally, when it’s summertime I always wax! There’s nothing worse than being on vacation for a week at the beach and having to shave everyday, which of course the more you shave the more irritated your skin becomes. So waxing is definitely worth the pain (and embarrassment). But for the winter months, shaving is a great alternative. I find if i shave pretty regularly, maybe a couple times a week, my skin adapts and i get fewer red bumps. The side-to-side shaving as opposed to going against the grain definitely helps as well. Also, finishing with bikini zone or acne cream as well as baby powder and exfoliating regularly works wonders! Good Luck Girls!!

    138. Anna Anna
      1:21 pm on February 6th, 2012

      Urm, Im going on holdiay in a week and i dont want to have pesky pubes sticking out of my bikini but im scared if i shave for the first time that i will be itching constantly?! i cant just cut it back because the root of my hair is still visible around the top of my thighs when wearing my bikini! What can i do?!!?! PLEASE HELP!

    139. Jess Jess
      4:35 pm on February 6th, 2012

      I shave down there with a regular razor and shave gel for sensitive skin. I VERY rarely get bumps, but that’s only because I follow a very delicate process. If you have really sensitive skin try this: cut your pubes as short as possible with scissors, wet area with lukewarm water, exfoliate gently with a facial exfoliator, scrub a little bit of bacteria-killing wash for acne (nothing too intense like proactiv, just a gentle gel with like 1.5% salicylic acid), put a pea size amount of shave gel on your fingers and rub it on one small section of hair, use a side to side, up and down motion to shave off all hair, rinse it off, repeat last 3 steps on different sections of hair until all the desired hair is gone. Then rinse the area with the coldest water you have, let air dry, rub regular deodorant on it (the solid, matte kind, not clear), apply baby powder until its silky smooth, if possible don’t wear underwear for the next 12-24 hrs. If bikini bumps appear, use acne medication applied directly to them.

      I know I repeated a lot, but this is my EXACT process.

      Also, a piece of advice for people just starting to shave: DONT shave it all off! I did it once when I was 15 just to try it, and it looked so weird I never did it again, it looks completely bald and juvenile, really creepy. Also, real men appreciate a real woman with a little hair down there. It’s up to you in the long run, but be prepared to be creeped out and do it when you’re older.

    140. Sierra Sierra
      7:36 pm on February 6th, 2012

      I am 14 and really want to shave down there. It is really bugging me and I am afraid of those bumps. I can’t go to the store to get products. My mom doesn’t want me to shave down there. But I feel that it is the best thing then having hair down there

    141. Kat Kat
      7:57 pm on February 7th, 2012

      Thank you for this article! I found that the comments were especially helpful, too! I know those times at the beach, yanking down my swimsuit over my upper thighs in embarrassment… and then the red spots came and I just thought that I was doomed for eternity to be the girl with the bumps- but hopefully not anymore! I will try as much as I can and see which one works. But the thing about shaving becoming easier the more you do it makes sense- I remember someone telling me that.

    142. anna anna
      4:22 pm on February 8th, 2012

      @ Jess, Thank you!:)

    143. Kylie Kylie
      1:39 pm on February 12th, 2012

      Thanks so much. I thought I was the only one with bikini hair problems. I will try the baby powder. My problem was that when I shaved I could still see the hair if I shaved with the grain. Than I’d shave against it, but I’d get red bumps. So I will try it! Thanks

    144. Neo Neo
      8:52 pm on February 13th, 2012

      Use Neosporin to get rid of razor burn down there! It works.

    145. Katherine Katherine
      12:10 am on February 17th, 2012

      I personally have tried the bikini-zone products and baby powder has worked better for me, but I’m having an issue getting rid of old bumps. Since I started using baby powder I haven’t noticed any new bumps, but still can’t seem to get rid of the old ones. I feel like the best thing would be to just let them heal and not shave until they are healed, but I just started dating someone and don’t really want to do that. Any advice would be appreciated!

    146. Unknown Unknown
      12:41 am on February 17th, 2012

      Try deodorant !! It really does work good ! And you’ll notice it will be affective with in hours !!

    147. Kayla Kayla
      8:13 pm on February 21st, 2012

      I shave ALOT off. The sideways motion is a great idea, so is the baby powder. is there a way to keep that smooth skin longer? or at least a way to prevent it from itching like crazy until I get the chance to shave again?

    148. Veronica Veronica
      12:09 pm on February 23rd, 2012

      I never heard of using baby powder after i shaved, this was a fantastic help! i’ve slowed down on shaving because of those stupid bumps, this tip was a life saver! I like to look nice and clean for my boyfriend, but i hadn’t shaved to spare myself. these tips we’re really for the better! thanks!

    149. Savannah Savannah
      11:42 am on February 24th, 2012

      This was very helpful. I’m gonna try this! (:

    150. Cathryn Cathryn
      10:54 pm on February 26th, 2012

      I have this really weird small, red bump down ther but I don’t shave down there because I don’t need to. Does anyone know what this coud be? Please help its really weird and concerning. It’s not painful or anything though.

    151. Kiki Kiki
      1:19 am on February 27th, 2012

      thanks so much for the tips! At 18, I still felt a little unsure about shaving down there, but especially with cheerleading I felt I should “tame the mane” (haha) that, and with some “risque” stuff going on with the boyfriend, I felt really awkward because I know most girls do shave, I just never really had a reason to until lately. You’ve given me a bit of confidence, thanks!

    152. Loz Loz
      12:42 pm on February 27th, 2012

      I’ve only just turned 13 and had a lot of hair ‘down below’ and i really got on my nerves! I’m not the type of person to ask mt friends about it and i definately don’t feel comfortable talking to mum or to ask her if she would get me some after shaving gel or cream. I literally only just started shaving yesterday, I put baby powder on afterwards but it still really itches and already there are a couple of bumps! I have no idea what witch hazel is and I don’t know if I have anything else else in the house which I could use. Does anyone have any ideas what I could use?
      Would much apperciate if someone would help me with this?!

    153. Rafeeq Rafeeq
      1:57 pm on February 27th, 2012

      Thats cute, I need to seggust that to my bestie. I, on the other hand, like to torture myself with a damn epilator ( oh how I hate it) or a professional wax job. Thats nice and compact though.

    154. Unknown Unknown
      10:53 pm on February 27th, 2012

      Dear Loz , I’m 13 too .. And I’ve had the same boyfriend for 4 months now , and we’ve just started to do things together … I also shave down there for his benifits .. And I hate it it’s itchy and I get bumps ! I have only ever done all this once because I don’t have the time ! But for bumps deodorant helps ! Just put it on after you get out of the shower or ever night before bed ! You’ll notice a difference like instantly’ ! And i find it berger to shave against thé grain …you may bleed sometimes though! :( its kinda a pain in the butt! And I find it better when you wait about 2 day In between every time you shave that way you have something for your razor to catch when you do shave ! I just use disposable razors ! I hope this helps ! :)

    155. Griselda Griselda
      1:14 am on February 28th, 2012

      What do u mean go against the grain?

    156. laura laura
      7:18 pm on March 1st, 2012

      It means to go up instead of down. I find going side to side is easier though.

    157. Tiffany K. Tiffany K.
      11:53 am on March 3rd, 2012

      What do you mean by Side-To- Side shaving? Didn’t quite catch what that ment. If you wouldnt mind. please E-mail me my answer because im not sure when ill be on this website again. i just happen to come across it.

    158. lashana pridgen pumpsznpatron
      11:27 am on March 4th, 2012

      i use vaginal anti-itch cream. it doesnt have the menthol in it as regular anti-itch creams unless u like walkin around feelin like theres a cloud of minty cool air in ur pants lol. but i jus use that i dnt itch or get bumps.

    159. BuNNii BuNNii
      1:39 am on March 5th, 2012

      I don’t regularly shave my bikini but when I do I use shaving cream an an unsented soap, and the put Shea butter in it after. It works great. I’m sixteen,btw.

    160. Jazzy Jazzy
      1:40 am on March 7th, 2012

      I have tried soo many things (including bikini zone, baby oil), and I always seem to end up with bumps. I will definitely try the baby powder and the vaginal anti-itch cream. I’m really want to be able to wear a cute bikini bottom or underwear w/o itch irritable bumps.
      @Tiffany, think of a T or cross shape. the horizontal line would be shaving from the outside to the inside or inside to outside, if that makes more sense.

    161. anon anon
      4:50 am on March 7th, 2012

      I used to always get lots of red bumps too….and itchiness..it was horrible! But all you’ve got to do is take care when you’re shaving…don’t rush it, and make sure there’s plenty of shaving cream or soap down there. Then, when you’ve finished shaving get an ICE cube and rub it round the area you’ve shaved…that closes the pores and stops itching and bumps later on (it’s sore because it’s so cold, but it works)! Then just dry off and moisturise to keep things smooth. The more you do this the less sensitive you get too…so keep at it :)

    162. Stacie Stacie
      8:12 pm on March 7th, 2012

      13 and shave the peeKaboos and it itches like hell! but should I be shaving my whole ass??!! Because I Am not waxing no way girl!!! And I wear a thong am I too young!?

    163. Hanna Hanna
      5:22 pm on March 8th, 2012

      I’m 13 and recently started shaving down there but I’ve got stubs now and it’s not comfy at all. I don’t want to talk to my mum cos it would be awkward. Any suggestions????

    164. CANTtell CANTtell
      1:29 am on March 10th, 2012

      I’m 12 and I really want to get those hairs away, ive had my eyebrows, legs and under arms waxed but I have this personal beauty hairdresser thingy, and she doesnt do that waxing down there (i didnt ask for it) and my friends always say that when they see other girls bikini lines they see a jungle and think its gross. I feel really wierd about it and I want to get rid of it. But I dont know what to do, shave or wax. I dont want to ask my mum because she always tells her friends. IM SCARED!!!!

    165. anne anne
      7:44 pm on March 11th, 2012

      apply ice to the shaved area with a decent amount of pressure after shaving, it helps with the red bumps, also moisterize regulary to help keep the hairs soft. makes things alot easier.
      and to all those 12 n 13 year olds on here, wait a few years. your way to young…… especially if your orried about asking your mother for special trips to shops to go get a special product. hen you are old enough to go to the shop yourself and have your on money(not your mothers) then consider a re-doo
      till then enjoy being a kid.

    166. hanna hanna
      1:40 pm on March 12th, 2012

      Thx for advice lots better :)

    167. Jesse Jesse
      3:01 pm on March 12th, 2012

      sooo, do you put on the cream right after? and leave it on? and do you keep puttin in on daily untill you shave again? sooo comfussedddd!

    168. cessy cessy
      8:36 am on March 13th, 2012

      im 18 this is my first time shaving down there, i never shaved before. my hair is coarse & short and fyi i dont have armpit/leg/facial hair, the doctor said it has smtg to do with my slow growth. so im a little nervous but thanks for the tips!!

    169. Sarah Sarah
      12:25 am on March 15th, 2012

      I’m 16, been shaving down there for a while. I’m just a hairy person in general so it needs to be done, especially since I dance. It’s also just so much cleaner, especially when I’m on my period. The only problem is that it takes so freakin long to shave!! Any tips?

    170. Rian Rian
      7:56 am on March 15th, 2012

      Hi I am 14, kinna embarrassed to say that I’ve never done anything done to my down there before as I don’t go to the beach, or swim that often. Lots of people have told me that shaving will result in thick and rough pubic hair growing out after shaving, so I’ve been really scared to try. I would trim it down with scissors but will the red bumps still appear? I’m more worried about the rough pubic hair growing out. Please help! Really uncomfortable feeling like I have some bush growing down there.

    171. tick tac tick tac
      9:39 pm on March 15th, 2012

      SO I been shaving for about five years and is now finding what really works. whether you are just shaving your bikini line or the whole thing, do the same thing. trim as short as you can. I soke in the tub for about two mins then I use conditioner and spread it over where you want it. buy disposable razor just for down there. side to side works best but rinse you razor with every stroke. then after you are done take an ice cube and rub it over the area. then i dry off and put Bagbalm all over it http://www.bagbalm.com/ (not just great for animals) then put a pair of under wear and pants i dont care about and go to bed. in the morning i wash it off and put medicated baby powder on it. repeat every 3 days.

    172. CS CS
      7:46 pm on March 16th, 2012

      Ok, this may sound odd to you guys but I have been buying and using
      Magic gold shaving powder from walgreens since past 5yrs now and I never had bumps or irritation.
      I read it online on a strippers blog that she uses this (it is basically made for sensitive skin types which have kind of acne or moles and it is difficult to shave with a razor). It is a white powder, mix it up with water to make a smooth paste (like cake batter consistency) and then put it on wher eyou want to shave and leave it for 5-8 minutes, and the with a plastic card or blunt side of butter knife (the best thing that works is a credit card i know it sounds funny, i have an old credit card which is expired and it works perfectly, I have saved it for this!!) and take the cream off. Wash it nicely and put a regular cream on the area.
      Trust me the hair comes back very slow, the skin is super soft and I never had any problem with bumps or redness!

    173. Gina Gina
      3:10 pm on March 17th, 2012

      I have tried shaving, waxing, and exfoliating creme but still have stubble down there. What else is there to do to get rid of it?

    174.  kayleanne
      12:15 am on March 18th, 2012

      Okay, so I am 14…I think I am going to try the tips that were given. I am really scared. Is there any tips you can give a first timer. Please, anything that will help….Cause, I think I am going to use the razor and shaving cream….Embarassing question…but do I shave everything?? and does the deodorant really help, with the red bumps?

    175. Mickey Mickey
      7:47 pm on March 21st, 2012

      This was really helpful. I’m a little younger than a college girl but still I always wondered if you were actually supposed to shave down there and I was too embarrassed to ask my mom or older sister. Thanks!!

    176. Dancrr Dancrr
      11:44 pm on March 21st, 2012

      Does hydrocortizone with aloe help with the itching and the redness? PLEASE ANSWER

    177. frz frz
      3:53 pm on March 22nd, 2012

      Its kind of embarrassing :( I am 17 and have not shave that area yet :(
      I am planning to get the whole thing shaved kind of like a brazillian..
      I am a bit confused and dont know how much is to be shaved and what to do.. CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME OUT !!!
      HELP PLEASE :(

    178. Sarahbeth. Sarahbeth.
      2:14 am on March 25th, 2012

      DEODORANT!!!!
      I usually don’t really shave my area in the winter, I just keep it trimmed, and Summer’s coming up, so, I’m trying to uhm… Keep from looking hairy when I go to the beach. I’m 14, and well, last year was pure H311 for me because of bumps, so a few days ago, I tried deodorant, and NO BUMPS :D

    179. Cheyenne Cheyenne
      12:22 pm on March 25th, 2012

      Hi,
      I need to know a very good prosses for me at the age 12. I have a real mom and a step mom, well my real mom says shave and my step says dont it will itch! What should I do? I tried once what my real mom said to do…….
      Cut it with the sissors and then like shave up and down! It fucking hurt! @ Sarahbeth- I will try what you said deodorant. I will try deodorant tonight!
      Word of advise if you dont want the whole house to know you shaved “down there” do it over the toilet when you are down with your shower/bath.

    180. Panda Monium Panda Monium
      11:55 pm on March 25th, 2012

      I’m 13, and I have a friggin jungle. So a couple nights ago, I was bored and home alone, so I figured why not. I did the trimming thing but I shaved up and down and with my normal razor and ohmyfuckinggod, do NOT do that. :s I shaved once before (almost two years ago) and it was a lot worse, but this still sucks. Imma try the deodorant and the conditioner thing later.
      And I saw someone in the comments saying 12-13 year olds should wait…hell no I’m not waiting, I dont want the entire pool seeing a bush in my bikini bottoms. And it just feels really..icky.

    181. May May
      1:29 am on March 26th, 2012

      I’m 13 going pn 14 and i recently started shaving “down there,” 4 almost 6 months now(I don’t reaally know if you would call that recently though) and I sometimes get those bumps but not often. When I do get those bumps I don’t do anything, even though it’s irritating, I just let them go away. They usually go away within 24 hours. But whenever I do shave down there i always get little stubbles of hair, and Im trying to get all the hair off without having to get any kind of waxing done (to terrified to do that…. :( :/). Any suggestions? Anything would help if you have any tips email me please(maysajenelle@rocketmail.com) and @Panda Monium, I agree with you who the hell is gonna wait at our age when there’s a freakin jungle down there??? But anyways thanks sfor the tips I’ll try them :)

    182. Cheyenne Elswick Cheyenne
      9:02 am on March 26th, 2012

      Hey Panda Monium,
      I think you might be refering to me? I dont know……….but last night I did these exact steps!

      1. soak in the tube for about 3 minutes
      2. Put condituner “down there”
      3. Shave side to side
      4. Put deoderatnte on as soon as you are done

      I only had one little red bump when I was done and it was because I pressed to hard and it bleed! Also can you guys tell me how to tell my mom that I have blood bleeding in through my clothes because of my peird?!?

    183. Cheyenne Elswick Cheyenne
      9:24 am on March 26th, 2012

      damn……………this shit HURTS!!!

    184. Cheyenne Elswick Cheyenne
      9:55 am on March 26th, 2012

      Hey also how do I take my bath when I am shaving with my older brother out the door asking me what I am doing, I tell him Im taking a bath he said you allowed and I said i am shaving my legs and he told my mom and I was not shaving my legs I was really shaving “down there”. Today I am gonna take the sissors and take it all of! I am damn sick of it esspecially with my peIRD!!

    185. Zuzana Zuzana
      8:58 pm on March 27th, 2012

      Hey, girls!
      I am 20 and I am shaving down there for a longer time and how I do it? razor and wather or some bikini shaving cream (I am using Willkinson smells :) good like roseberries). I am always doing it in the shower, just sitting with my legs spread. But I am using also shaver for sides becase it doesnt hurt so much and razor for main part, I am shaving everything because I dont feel good with hair down there and its not good for boys during sex (some positions can hurt). And after shaving put on some oil to make your skin soften :)

      Good luck!

    186. cessy cessy
      12:47 am on March 29th, 2012

      alright girls I received my gilette venus embrace yesterday and just shaved tonight. It DIDN’T HURT A BIT. I used coochy for the shaving cream, it was my first time but I didn’t even cut myself! no nick no anything. after that I sprayed coochy after shave mist. and now its super smooth. I shaved side to side just like what the blog says. so yeah it was wonderful(lol) ;D – ihave sensitive skin!

      i know that the razor is pricy, but i think as long as its 4-5 blades its going to do the trick.

    187. Sofia Sofia
      9:31 pm on March 29th, 2012

      This blog has helped A LOT! (I just turned 14) I’ve been really self conscious of my bikini line, but now I’m not :) . I find using conditioner worked better than shaving cream. Always go side to side! I also soak in really cold water right after, then pat dry, an wear sweat pants. I don’t usually wear underwear after, so it doesn’t irritate.
      I’ve also got those little pink bumps, but they won’t go away! Any ideas?

    188. Tania Tania
      1:39 pm on March 31st, 2012

      I have seen bikini zone gel at cvs… ima try it because this is a nightmare for girls

    189. lauren lauren
      10:26 pm on March 31st, 2012

      I shave with a vaccume type motion, i use this same motion for my legs and underarms, the hair does not get clogged in the razor this way, and afterward I wash my area with a face wash for acne one with the salicylic acid, then starting the next day I use a stridex pad in the morning and one at night, it burns just a little, but it keeps all your follicles clean and i hardly ever get a bump or ingrown hair. really this works great, and i can go months w/out shaving and with the vaccume stroke it takes the longest hair off no problem, and i just use like baby wash or conditioner, never shaving cream, too thick.

    190. Michelle Michelle
      9:49 pm on April 1st, 2012

      Use diaper rash cream afterwards. Works for me!

    191. Anonymous Anonymous
      11:45 pm on April 1st, 2012

      Hi there! I’m 16, and I’m a swimmer, so “peek-a-boo pubes” are a huge problem for me. I’ve tried shaving a few times before, and I always get tonnes of ingrown hairs, and dark spots like there’s still hair there that my razor can’t get… I also have a hard time shaving the sides (not quite sure how to describe it…) because I’m scared I’m going to cut myself. I also recently got a boyfriend (we’ve been going out for a month) and I’m really worried about my area in case things get serious. I’m not sure whether I should shave the whole thing, or what. I’m not very close with my mom, and asking her about this stuff would be way too embarrassing. Can anyone help with any of my problems?? I’d really appreciate it! Thanks!

    192. Cheyenne Cheyenne
      12:35 pm on April 2nd, 2012

      I want to know if you girls could tell me what “vacum” motion is? When i am done shaving it looks like i did not get it all like there is still hair and i go to fell it and see there is nothing there! What should i do
      ?

    193. Krystina Krystina
      6:06 pm on April 2nd, 2012

      I have used bikini zone before after shaving and it burns or for me it did. But it did get the job done I had no bumps or redness. Just burns for a few seconds.

    194. Brenda Brenda
      11:16 am on April 4th, 2012

      Hi. I stumbled onto this site from Google. I’m 37. I just started shaving completely there about a year ago. It has been a nightmare. My hair is so course, it hurts after just a half of a day when it starts to grow back. I can’t stand going even a day without shaving it. I have red bumps so bad, that I hope it won’t scar. Some days aren’t as bad. I tried the stripper trick with deoderant yesterday and broke out horribly. I am sooo sensitive. I’ve used tea tree oil, which helps a little. I use Bikini Zone, which helps a little. But it is still horrible. While sitting here reading comments (and full of red bumps) I noticed a can of Burt Bees Hand Salve on my husband’s nightstand. I figured… what do I have to lose, I’m already broke out. So, I rubbed the area down with this stuff, then laid a warm cloth on it, slightly wiped it away (I’m so sensitive that I fear leaving ANYTHING on that area for too long.) I did this step over again three times… and I am right now in awe. The bumps I’ve had forever are literally disappearing! I’m going to wait about and hour and try those steps again and see if it completely diminishes them. I can’t imagine WHICH ingredients are healing this, but I don’t care. I am amazed!!! It’s just like a freak discovery I guess. :P

    195. Princess Princess
      10:48 pm on April 4th, 2012

      I use Bikini Zone all the time and it works excellent, I used to have a problem with getting bumps after shaving before I started using bikini zone. I got mine from CVS

    196. rathernotsay rathernotsay
      2:18 am on April 8th, 2012

      so i’m a gymnast, whitch means leotards. and leotards means exposed. but i would always wear shorts with my leo, so it was never a problem. then, competition season came up, and i dreaded it! you can’t wear shorts! and out gym has a rule that you can’t wear shorts the week of a meet. and i hated it! 1 out of every 5 attemps of shaving there, it would be semi-ok and i would just constantly pull down my leo. lets face it girls, the red bumps are un attractive. we’ve all tried the home remadies, the hydrocotisone creme was good for the itching and redness, but those unattractive bumps still left me worried. then i discoverd BIKINI ZONE. i Used shaving cream, a new razor, shaved using the side method, got out, put a thin layer of bikini zone on, a tiny bit of baby power, put on loose pants, and about a hlaf hour later, i checked.. and i was AMAZED!no more red bumps!! this stuff saved my life! :) now, i feel confident during a meet/practice and i dont have to hide behind shorts. thanks bikini zone! <3

    197. Elizabeth Elizabeth
      5:20 pm on April 8th, 2012

      I am 16 and have started shaving because I just couldn’t put it off anymore. Especially because I’m swimming more. But I need help! When I shaved I don’t think I got all the hair off and it’s really itching. I don’t know what to do. I don’t feel comfortable asking my mum, but I really wanna get ALL my hair off. Should I try waxing or stick to shaving? Also how can I easily get off all of the hair? Please help!!!

    198. Jasmine Jasmine
      5:49 pm on April 8th, 2012

      For people in England (don’t know of they have it anywhere else) Sudocrem is a godsend. Put as much on as you want before you got you go to bed after shaved. Then just leave it over night and it will soak in. If there is any left in the morning just wipe it off with toilet roll of a damp towel. It is really soothing, prevents itching and red bumps! Its amazing! (and p.s it works with practically anything. I use it as a face mask as well and within a couple of days all my spots were gone!)
      Sudocrem is a wonder!!!

    199. Cheyenne Cheyenne
      8:17 pm on April 8th, 2012

      @ PRINCESS, YESSSSS I HAVE HEARD THIS STUFF WORKS GREAT!! I JUST GOT A ELECTRONIC SHAVER IN MY BASKET FROM THE “EASTER BUNNY” THIS MORNING!! I AM GOING TO SHAVE THIS NEXT WEEKEND AND SEE WHAT IT DOES THEN I WILL COMMENT SUNDAY!!

      @RATHERNOTSAY, I AM HAPPY FOR YOU! I WILL TRY THIS ALSO…… THANKS!

      @ELIZEBETH I THINK THAT A ELECTRIC SHAVER WOULD BE GOOD FOR YOU LIKE I SAID I THINK IT WOULD WORD MAKE SURE IT IS ONLY 1/4 LONG THOUGH!! SO YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE IT LONNGGGG IT SHOULD BE SHORT AND COME RIGHT OFF!

      @JASMINE- I WILL LOOK FOR THIS IN AMERICA!! I WILL LET YOU KNOW IF WE HAVE IT IF SO I WILL TRY

      THANKS!! PLEASE CONTACT ME AT CHEYENNEELSWICK@HOTMAIL.COM (ONLY THE FIRST C IS BIG THE REST ARE SMALL!!_

    200.  Ibella
      9:49 pm on April 8th, 2012

      Gonna try this out right-now!! (: I’ve never been open with letting random strangers see my “hoo-ha” either so I’ve always just shaved (also cause Im scared of how much waxing would hurt ;P) and I use the razor I shave my legs with too. Seems to work fine but you have to make sure the razor is clean or else MAJOR rash. I can’t wait to try out these other new tips!(: thanks!!

    201. sigh sigh
      10:50 pm on April 8th, 2012

      i have tried shaving it all off several times and i also tried trimming it but i want to know opinions on what is better i feel cleaner with it all gone but it is kinda a nuisance and my best friends says im not supposed to idk what to do but please help my family doesnt talk to me like they should lol but seriously

    202. Kat Kat
      1:07 am on April 9th, 2012

      I shaved about 30 minutes before reading this and was very irritated but then I went, put some aloe on and at first it kinda hurt but then it worked awesome! Thanks this helped a lot

    203. Pleasehelp Pleasehelp
      2:56 am on April 9th, 2012

      Ok, this is really embarassing but i am 18, and have always had a problem with my downstairs area. I trim it often and have shaven most of it off a few times but it always itches and is prickley minutes after im done. also, i have to shower before i go to bed and in the morning before school to make sure that area doesnt smell (it’s kindaa fishy smell but pretty sure it isnt a yeast infection) if i go a morning without showering i feel dirty and can smell myslef all day and feel really embarrassed. ive talked to my mom about it and she got me one of those talc powders but it didnt help much and it was really hard to explain to my bf why there was white poweder on my cpanta. I would never let him go down on me or take off my panties because the sight and smell was just too mucg to handle. also my mom wont take me to the gyno because im not sexually active yet. Please help. how can i get rid of the smell and make the area smooth? The smell is the bigger issue here.

    204. kassie kassie
      8:57 am on April 9th, 2012

      every time i shave i cant seem to get everything smooth,theres always like prickley hairs left behind can any one help?:/

    205. May May
      7:38 pm on April 9th, 2012

      I personal found out how to get those black spots away. U shave the opposite direction. You don’t want to drag it that’s not good and will cause scrapes. You want to slowly do it so that don’t happen.

    206. Jane Jane
      5:02 pm on April 11th, 2012

      Wow this is embarrassing but I’ll try it and see if it works

    207. Travis Travis
      11:50 pm on April 11th, 2012

      Honestly, I really didn’t know what to do about the bumps after shaving. One problem I face is that (although I shower every day!) after shaving, after a couple of days, there is a VERY unpleasant odor and pain in the area between my privates and leg. Any ideas as to why this happens?

    208. JustHappenedByHere JustHappenedByHere
      5:12 pm on April 13th, 2012

      @Travis – I STRONGLY suggest going to see a doctor! Odor and/or pain in that area is a sign of something else going on. Go and make sure you’re o.k..

    209. Brittany Brittany
      8:28 pm on April 13th, 2012

      So after you dry off down there, you apply the bikini zone or baby powder first? How do you get rid of dark scars on bikini area?

    210. Brittany Brittany
      8:30 pm on April 13th, 2012

      what if you already have dark spots from the previously shave?

    211. Marissa Marissa
      6:30 am on April 14th, 2012

      Alright, I’m 14 and I don’t care what people say. It needs to be taken care of and I’m doing it! Does it matter which way you shave it like left to right or right to left?
      I don’t think I’m going to use baby powder because it usually irritates me even more.

    212. J J
      10:33 am on April 14th, 2012

      I read ‘peek-a-boo pubes’ and busted up laughing. Thanks for that. :)

      I’ve used Bikini Zone and it works like a charm… But you have to put it on RIGHT AWAY (it helps if you put it on after you already have the bumps…but then you already have the bumps…) It burns/stings for a few seconds, but it’s totally worth it not to have razor burn on your junk. Just VERY CAREFUL that it is used *externally only.*

    213. Travis Travis
      9:36 pm on April 14th, 2012

      @JustHappenedByHere – it only happens after i shave.

    214. Unsuree Unsuree
      9:16 pm on April 15th, 2012

      So im 18 and I just dont know how I should shave down there, I am still a virgin and need a litte help on preperation

    215. Anita Anita
      8:42 am on April 17th, 2012

      Hi,
      I am 11 turning twelve and I have tried shaving ‘down there’ a few times and my mum doesn’t know. I have been getting some rashes but I don’t want to put on deodorant or something else on it. What can I do? Please help!
      Anita

    216. Anita Anita
      8:46 am on April 17th, 2012

      I have found a solution on this website sorry!
      Please don’t answer to my earlier question

    217. Kay Kay
      6:52 pm on April 17th, 2012

      Im nervous ill still get razor burn no matter what i do it still happens and i dont want it to be worse

    218. missy missy
      8:56 pm on April 17th, 2012

      I’m always going to the beach; until recently I haven’t had any problems with the peek-a-boos.
      I want to shave down there but I am worried about what it will entitle me to do years later. I don’t want to have to shave every two days, as someone before me said, because stubble shows. I don’t want to be itching.
      anyone help???
      -missyn1452@gmail.com

    219. Kayla Kayla
      3:13 am on April 18th, 2012

      Bikini zone doesn’t work sounds like your the only one with it figured it out :) I’ll try your tip thAnk you!!!

    220. L-A L-A
      8:47 pm on April 19th, 2012

      HEY,HEY,HEY!! gurlz this s*** really helped. MY man will be so proud and pumped! imma have fun tonight:) also honey!!! honey sooths the pain, leaves it smellin good, its tasty, and it allows not friction! TRY IT LADIESSSSSSS!!!!!!!

    221. Suzy Suzy
      10:34 am on April 21st, 2012

      i’ve been shaving since i was twelve.My mom showed me how to do it , she is very hairy down there and shaves every second day. It also helps to stop matting during my period which i hated and had to wash my hair several time a day.

    222. Anita2001 Anita2001
      8:18 am on April 22nd, 2012

      Hi my hair is sticking out of my swimmers and the swimmers are bulging because if the hair ‘down there’. If I hadn’t shaved it it would be triple the length. I am 11 turning twelve next year and I havnt started my period or getting my breasts yet. Is it unusual to have really long puberty hair at the age if 10 and 11. One day at camp
      When we went swimming I my friend started staring ‘down there’ and showed everyone. I looked down and saw about an inch of hair was sticking out. I had last shaved the week before using a spare shaver I found in the cupboard. What can I do because I am sure that my puberty hair isn’t supposed to grow this fast. Lately at school I have been called hairy pants. I just want to be like any other girl and I feel left out. Please help me because I don’t know what to do and if I should ask for bigger swimmers to hide the hair but if I ask I won’t say that I won’t then to hide the hair. Then it will look like I am fat though or that I have a giant bum.

    223. LindseyS LindseyS
      4:36 pm on April 25th, 2012

      This website is amazing ! I use to always get red bumbs but now I use diaper rash and it’s gone! But I still have the scars of the old bumbs , is there anyway to get rid of them? Please help!!

    224. clueless clueless
      9:23 pm on April 26th, 2012

      I am 23, and have almost never touched my hair down there. Trimmed it a few times, shaved a little bit of it once. I’d really like to see what it feels like to be less hairy down there, but I’m super scared of doing any more shaving than I did the first time – the bumps, the bumps!!! I’m thinking about just getting an electric trimmer and starting off that way…does anyone have any suggestions about which trimmer to use???

    225. benny benny
      10:58 pm on April 27th, 2012

      hey y’all! i tried the honey advice sent from L-A and you wouldn’t believe the results. I went from having my Vaginal area (big bush betty) red, sore, and itchy. But now thanks to L-A I’m a free woman. The honey has re-named my Vaginal area to SMOOTH SAILING SALLY and I’m feeling gooooodd! Thanks L-A! you saved me from years of vaginal depression and i am no longer big bush betty!

    226. lolita lolita
      11:32 pm on April 27th, 2012

      I just turned 17 and i had been shaving. does waxing hurt??? because it sounds scary lol.
      also I have armpit problems lmfao it is nothing big, but it does bother me …….. can someone please explain and tell me how to make armpit more clear!! do many other people go throught this?
      help me please <3 :)

    227. Anita2001 Anita2001
      9:03 am on April 29th, 2012

      Hi my hair is sticking out of my swimmers and the swimmers are bulging because if the hair ‘down there’. If I hadn’t shaved it it would be triple the length. I am 11 turning twelve next year and I havnt started my period or getting my breasts yet. Is it unusual to have really long puberty hair at the age if 10 and 11. One day at camp
      When we went swimming I my friend started staring ‘down there’ and showed everyone. I looked down and saw about an inch of hair was sticking out. I had last shaved the week before using a spare shaver I found in the cupboard. What can I do because I am sure that my puberty hair isn’t supposed to grow this fast. Lately at school I have been called hairy pants. I just want to be like any other girl and I feel left out. Please help me because I don’t know what to do and if I should ask for bigger swimmers to hide the hair but if I ask I won’t say that I won’t then to hide the hair. Then it will look like I am fat though or that I have a giant bum.

      PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME BECAUSE I AM HUMILIATED AT SCHOOL AND I NEED YOUR ADVICE

    228. sarah sarah
      9:03 pm on April 29th, 2012

      i shave almost every second day, is it mornal for it to grow back so fast? now i have a bf i sometimes leave it a week and then it gets itchy. Also (Cringe) but my anus is very hairy and it is so awkward to shave with a razor is their anything else available?

    229. Hollywood Hollywood
      8:22 pm on May 3rd, 2012

      Ok Sarah there are a couple things that you can do. Before i started shaving my mother and i used a electric trimmer that works for around that area and have you tried waxing that is also a ok way to get rid of hair anywhere down there. Anita2001 that is pretty normal that is how my hair was when i first started puberty and i started in elementry, a really good way to get rid of hair is waxing it keeps it away for longer periods of time rather than shaving a lot.

    230.  rmpservices
      11:33 am on May 4th, 2012

      You ladies should try the dry method using baby powder, a body bare shaver, and a lady fair trimmer. You can review how to use these tools at http://www.personalshaversblog.com. Keep it smooth and silky all the time, fast and easy.

    231. confused confused
      6:37 pm on May 6th, 2012

      Hey ladies, I’m 13 and I’m going round my boyfriends house next weekend. There were rumours going round school saying that he wants to touch me up, he also wants me to jerk him off. I’m really happy with this and am exited that I will be having an 0rgasm. The problem is my pubs, I shave them but I don’t know whether to shave them all off or have shorter hairs, or just to neaten the edges up? What is the most common style as I don’t want him to be shocked when he ‘s trying to find my vajj in a bush of hair? What should I do? Any suggestions?

    232. clover clover
      5:44 pm on May 7th, 2012

      For anybody who doesn’t want to shave but want to go to the beach why not wear board shorts and a bikini top instead. I get mine from “Animal”.

    233. Sarah Sarah
      12:38 pm on May 8th, 2012

      Hey girls. I am 13. I don’t have a new new razor, but i want to start shaving down there. I play soccer, and sometimes wear short shorts. When we strech, and do butterflies, if you know what htose are, you can probably see some peek-a-boo pubes. This isn’t good, because I am one of the only 3 girls on my team!!!! I am scared to try, because i dont want my mom to know(it’d be akward). I have deodarant, conditioner, and baby powder, i am just afraid i will hurt myself. I will try a little bit tonight. Please give me some ideas. Thanks!!

    234. Ashley Ashley
      9:35 pm on May 9th, 2012

      Sarah,
      i suggest you talk to your mom. When I was 14 i asked my mother and she was very helpful. If you do not want to talk to your mother. I suggest following the advise from the article above. To make exfoilating scub, take two tablespoons of sugar and add it to 4 tablespoons of conditioner. Scrub the area well while in the shower. When you get out lay a towl on the floor with a cup of hot water and your razor. Put just a little conditioner and shave just your inner thighs to the crease. Make sure you rinse the razor after every stroke. Then apply a cold washrag to the area. Then use the baby powder.

    235. Myooh Myooh
      3:27 pm on May 10th, 2012

      Its absolutely important to shave that area whether you have a boyfriend or you dont. As 99% o the commenters said : it get itchy. Yes it really does. I’m thinking of doing the hair removal ( laser ) it is much faster and easiar ( it doesnt itch as i read from another sites ) it can be very expensive but its worth every penny.

    236. Constantine Constantine
      8:51 pm on May 16th, 2012

      I’ve been shaving for years (about 8 now) And I’ve found that using a wet/Det electric razor before I use the Schick hydro razor (men’s) and I found it gets me really smooth-not to mention my husband loves it too! I do find I get red bumps occasionally so I plan on trying the deodorant and baby powder methods to see which works best.

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