Oh the balls!
Just a regular Gillette shaver you'd use for your face.
Use a trimmer if you got it, pull the strands of hair and hold with finger when trimming if you are anxious about nicks... Once it's at around inch length or less it's easier to shave. If you just use water to wet it and lightly pass over it will be fine. A lot of hair at first, rinse frequently, be patient, relax... Jus be stubborn, don't give up, don't press, go up and down the groove, no stupid stuff, just like with the face.
If you can get a boner, even better cause the skin is taugt and no wrinkles to nick... If you can sustain the stiffy try shaving foam after all that rough work for a nice and close shave. Use sensitive skin foam or soap. Expect itchy and scratchy the following morning.
Benefits? Less chemical warfare every time you drop the pants, the breeze is lovely, and the ladies... Oh well...  |
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"Spare yourself and don't stress about it!
Trim it with a shaver if you want it neat"
This. Unless you want to be smooth "today". Shaving with a razor takes forever and leaves irritation, and only stays smooth for a day. Just use a beard trimmer in the lowest setting and go to town. |
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By *om TangoMan 8 weeks ago
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Previously I had used the old-school method of a cutthroat razor, but as you can imagine, this was a tricky and delicate operation, and to make matters worse, it was difficult to get into a comfortable position in the chair at my local Barbers. The barber said enough was enough of looking up my whizzer every Saturday at 11:30 and was putting him off his lunch, as he usually has toad-in-the-hole followed by chocolate-coated donuts as a Saturday treat.
He did not want to leave me in the lurch. He told me about Veet for men and suggested I give it try so I got a tube of the veet and applied it around the wood stick area if u know what I mean. Within minutes there was foul stench of dissolving melting hair. Next searing pain began and me sitting on the deck chair in the garden. All I could think of was the deep freezer in the house and I took off like fuck heading for that freezer. |
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This might sound weird, but get womens veet hair removal (the purple one). Womens products are always better than mens when it comes to that sort of stuff plus it leaves a nice smell lol.
Thank me later lol |
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"This might sound weird, but get womens veet hair removal (the purple one). Womens products are always better than mens when it comes to that sort of stuff plus it leaves a nice smell lol.
Thank me later lol"
This is the one that burned my ballsack |
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"This might sound weird, but get womens veet hair removal (the purple one). Womens products are always better than mens when it comes to that sort of stuff plus it leaves a nice smell lol.
Thank me later lol
Ouch!!
For me it was smooth as a babies bottom, you can get foam with it too that's meant to be good for pre and post removal cream
This is the one that burned my ballsack"
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I've tried the hair removal cream and it's burned like feck 
I just use a disposable lady's razor, as I have a beard so don't need a man's razor, works a treat tho. Rarely ever draw blood  and leaves me nice a smooth, oh and the conditioner is definitely the way to go... |
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