Ive tried shaving without shaving cream and with, but i keep breaking out with these horrific looking (and painful) bumps.
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Sensitive skin shaving lotion and make sure you shave with the grain, never against. In other words, always handle down.
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go see a dermatologist- compound w in the genital area is gonna hurt.
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It could be from shaving.  If you shave to close to the skin that could happen.  Or if you don't use a mosturizer after shaving that could happen.  Just try some mild mosturizer.  \nI hope it helps!!
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Use a triple bladed razor and don't put so much pressure on the skin with the razor (don't push down).\n\nMaybe use a shaving gel instead of a cream.  the gel has more lubricant.\n\ngood luck
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Why don't you try Pulsed Light (this is not a laser) Yeh! it seems expensive but look at how much money you would save in the long run with shaving products etc. not to mention the discomfort of your problem. Either that or grow a beard.
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I would avoid electric shavers for a start. Then with a safety razor like a Gillette, I'd shave with the grain and then shave again against the grain. I do, and get a nice, clean shave every day. Good luck.\n\nChow!!
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that sound like an std or have u shaved resently it might been from that or an  allergic reaction. go 2 an doctor an see
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First off, don't pick or tweeze anymore, because you're right, you aggravated the bumps like that! Second, an improperly fitting (tight) bra may be part of the reason that you are having this problem. It doesn't allow sweat and oils to escape from your pores, which cause pimples. Try using whatever you use on your face on your breasts, meaning the cleanser, a salicylic acid gel or spray, and oil free lotion. Let your skin breathe for a little while after you get out of the shower too. \nTo get rid of the existing bumps, be gentle! Exfoliate with a gentle face scrub or cleansing cloth daily in the shower to remove the top layer of skin. This will take a while to get rid of the bumps, but know that they won't come back if you keep up with it! DON'T shave or tweeze this area, as it is very sensitive. Try looking into laser hair removal in the long run if it really bothers you.
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Well there are a few differnt reasons it can happen. Infection of the hair folicles, Irritation , and ingrown hairs.\n\nThe best way to shave is to shave with a new or sharp razor and shaving cream for sensative skin, shave in one direction to limit the irritation, and do not apply alot of pressure. After you get done clean off with water, and let it air dry. Drying it with a towel will only irritate your skin, and possibly clog your pores. After it dries use rubbing alcohol a couple of times a day until the irritation goes down.\n\nAnd yes it will itch but the Alcohol helps, and if you continue to shave that will go away as well.
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It's much more likely that you have ingrown hairs from going to the barbershop.  You might try a solution called "TendSkin".  It works REALLY well at lessening appearance of razor bumps/ingrown hairs.  The URL is below
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Switch your razor.  Try using Good News by Gillette (disposable men's razors).  Also change your razor OFTEN (every 4th to 6th shave).  Also do NOT shave daily.  Every other day or 3rd day at most.  \n\nUse a thick, creamy soap like Oil of Olay with Shea Butter for extra dry skin.  Also, use water as hot as you can stand it.\n\nWhen you get out of the bath, slather tons of lotion on your legs - use something like a Body Butter from Bath & Body Works or something similar.
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DON'T USE CHEAP RAZORS.USE A RAZOR WITH CHANGABLE RAZORS LIKE:MACH 3,VENUS,ETC.MAKE SURE IT HAS A MOISTURIZER STRIP ON IT AND SKINTIMATE SHAVING GEL FOR SENSITIVE SKIN.THEN PUT DEODERANT DOWN THERE ,ON YOUR SKIN ONLY, THATS FOR A MOISTERIZER AND FRAGENCE. AND DON'T WEAR TIGHT PANTIES,BECAUSE IT CAN RUB AND MAKE YOU IRRITATE THE SKIN.
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I think shaving is the easiest.  Try doing it in a hot shower after you've been in it for a few minutes.  That will soften the hair and make the skin more able to tolerate the razor.  After you're done be sure to moisturize.  I use neosporin on my skin after shaving.  It sounds strange, but it was a tip I read on the internet and it's the best thing that ever happened to my sensitive skin.
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Showering 3 times a day? Why in the world would you do that? Don't shave, that could make things worse. Get medical assistance asap.
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I myself have had this problem.  I tried waxing, shaving, and hair removal cream, none of which solved the problem.  I did find a gel that you can rub on your skin after shaving/waxing/etc. which is very helpful.  It is called BikiniZone, and I bought mine at Wal-Mart for a fair price, so I assume that it can be found pretty easily.
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You need to see your doctor and/or a dermatologist. Have you used any new soaps, detergents, etc.?
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I've heard of this before from my girlfriend. Hers looked kind of like razor burn. When I asked her about it she told me it was because when you rip the hair out and the follicle bleeds it has to repair itself so she'll have the bumps for a couple of days after waxing. You may want to call up the place you had it done though and ask them if this is normal. You could be having a reaction to one of the ingredients in the wax or lotion or something else they used. If they say it is and it doesn't go away after a couple of days, I would consult another professional waxing place and/or a dermatologist. Good Luck