How to properly..
 

how do you properly shave pubic hair? I have been using my razor and shaving gel. Lately after many uses, i have been getting a pimple from time to time. Is that normal? How else do people do it? Thanks in advance

There's a whole thread for that, kiddo. I think it's a sticky somewhere, just search for it. I'd linky-link it but I'm on my phone and I'm too lazy to get up and go to the computer.

But, yes that's normal and there are things you can do about it, too.

http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/tilted-...-anywhere.html

Here you go. Have fun.

usually i get a "i *heart* chicago cubs" in my pubes.

no pimples or anything.

just dont shave up..and dont wax or you're asking for trouble.

the thread jazz linked to its tha-bomb though.

it's probably herpes. just saying

Trim it to about a third of an inch. Then go to CVS an buy some Nads pre waxed strips. Run a hair dryer over the stripe for a few seconds to get the wax warm. Place the stripe down firmly rubbing it done for about 30 seconds. Then stretch the skin firmly an rip it off fast against the way the hair grows. If you do it fast it is painless and your groin will be smooth as silk for 6 to 8 weeks. Stripe are only $9 or $10 a box and there is 20 in there. I bodybuilder and wax every hair on my body using these and love them. Its cheap, easy, and WORKS!!!

Grab a pair of tweezers and yank a nosehair out. Now imagine doing that to about a hundred or so at once. Unless you have a burning desire to feel that sensation on your penis I don't suggest you enter the wide world of waxing with your first experience being downstairs.

get someone to do it for you. it will hurt so much more funner that way...

none of us TFP macho studs are scared of no NADS!!! bring on the wax, I am not scared.
I laugh in your general direction.....

and I am listening, CD.....

Pulling nose hairs is easily five times worse than plucking pubes, and waxing does big chunks all at once. Also notice that the pain only lasts for a fraction of a second. Just exfoliate religiously until the hair starts growing back in to avoid ingrowns.