Removing pubic hair

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Good morning all. How is everyone removing pubic hair nowadays (all of it).
I usually use removal cream but I’m overly sensitive and have come out in lots of red spots.
Shaving brings me out in red spots.
I don’t fancy waxing. Are there any other options out there?
Perhaps the electric shavers? What are they like, do they offer a close shave?
Home laser treatment- how does this work with public hair?

A proper razor and a new one each time, try with baby oil, it works very well.

Personally I just tidy it up because I find full removal uncomfortable (itchy, bumpy and velcro like!) but those using wax, epilating etc how to do get rid of the hair between your labia and bum cheeks?

@LeonMccogh
Going to the hairdressers rarely causes cuts, infections and ingrown hairs. Pubic hair removal unfortunately has risks so it’s not a fair comparison.
Women should do whatever they want to their pubic hair, or leave it and have a bush. Total removal has been a fashion for a long time now. Before the 90s it was relatively unusual for women to remove all their pubes. I can only recollect one woman I know shaving it all off before then.

I tried most things apart from laser cos ouch and v-mould waxing is the best
gets every hair in and out and not as painful as normal waxing

It’s IPL so it’s a bit like a bar code scanner. Flashes light at the follicle and puts it to sleep. I don’t feel it all but some people say it’s like an elastic band pinging you? So not painful as such. There are different levels though so just go down a level if it hurts. I do it once a month and then don’t have to think about it again!

I swear by sugaring op

I had laser, I’d thoroughly recommend it. I wish I’d done it when I was younger as there’s a few greys which obviously were unaffected by the laser.
I shave every week or two to get rid of them but there’s no rough stubble, bumps or spots now as it’s only a few hairs. Nice and smooth, and comfy.
I had 13 sessions though the last two were just top ups. It cost about £350.

I know you've said shaving doesn't work for you, but have you tried a 3 or 4 blade razor and changing it regularly?
I didn't used to and that was a problem for me, giving me razor bumps and irritation.

Have you tried the sensitive hair removal cream?

Salon hot wax

Shaving here. If done regularly then it’s not
a big task. It’s easier just to take it all off rather than leaving some.

I do that. Several men I know do that. Do you think you helped answer OPs question?

I’m so tempted by laser and found somewhere that isn’t too expensive since but seems decent. They’re offering a package with legs and Brazilian or Hollywood but I think I just want a good bikini because being over 50 I think having everything off down there might not be my pref any more.

I use depilatory cream every two weeks and take it all off. Its quick and easy, painless and theyve managed the formerly toxic fumes and chemical burns very well - the new formulations are very user friendly. Im a horse rider and cant stand the hot sticky scratchy feeling of a full bush. Much lighter and cooler just to take it all off.

@midgetastic

whats unhealthy about it??

I’ve shaved even when I’ve been single.

🥶🥶…….me too😂😂

Yes that’s what I use.

Which tremoval cream do you use? Most of them were no good for me, causing similar issues that you've had, but I tried WooWoo, and that was fine on my very sensitive skin.

"Cuts, razor burn, ingrown hairs, folliculitis, and increased susceptibility to skin infections and certain STIs (like herpes or molluscum) due to micro-abrasions in the skin, which also removes pubic hair's natural protective barrier against friction and bacteria"

I also personally find that my pubes and armpit hair act as natural sweat wicking.

If you remove the hair correctly why would it be sensitive and covered in red spots!? It’s perfectly smooth like a dolphin and doesn’t have annoying hairs snugging, pulling, getting trapped in teeth.

Do all of you against removing this hair also let your leg hair grow to full bloom? Or do you just trim the edges of it? Surely you don’t want the smooth hairless legs of a child.

Edit to add: I love a seasonal full bush but relish the choice to whip it all off as and when I desire. (Or can be bothered)

🤣🤣👒……..sorry, this is the only ribbon I can find

"paedo" - check

Just need "internalised misogyny" and "The Patriarchy" for a full house :)

Ooohhh, WooWoo for your FooFoo. This just gets better! PMSL here 🤣🤣

Can you recommend a good at home one??

I use laser hair removal at home. I have the Phillips one.