what are the white heads on my skin around my pubic hair? does it have anything to do with shaving?
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It could very well be due to shaving, but mostly it sounds like an irritation of the hair follicles.  Clothing rubbing in that area (especially not protected with hair) will cause friction.  The hair folicles are then irritated.
323642
well, it depends, how did you see inside your Penis?  If they are underneath your head they are mere glands that are very sensitive and help in the stimulation for a man,somewhat like the buds on your tongue, if they are in and under your foreskin-if uncut they be the same glands or just bacteria build up or calcium buildup if little hard white bumps(these tend to go away in weeks or even years or never, just clean regularly if it may be bacteria, but since you said "inside" your penis...dude you are probably gonna need to cut that thing off.
163589
It's a patch of white/gray hairs.  It's not a bald spot.  And no, it's probably not a fashion statement.\n\nGO SPURS!\n\n=)
486178
Pubic hair. That technically means anything below the head. My anckle hairs are very curly, and so are my armpit hairs.\n\nA specific country is unlikely. As said, predominance, but thise does not mean *everyone* has curly hair.
164898
it could be an STD or it could be something else acne or from shaving... visit a medical professional to be sure and its better for you in the long run to know now than down the road if it is an STD
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I'm white as a flavorless snow cone, but a couple of thoughts. First, make sure your scalp is wet when you cut it. Second, don't repeat cutting/shaving the same spot: do it once. Third, \nif this is a continual problem, see a dermatologist: they can hook you up with a mild topical antibiotic that will help.
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I get goosebumps on the backs of my hands and my cheeks. They may not be as noticable in those places if the skin is coarse, but they still occur, at leat on my body. YMMV.\n\n\nEdit:\n\nAll you people syaing that you have no hair on the tops of your hands, your feet or your face. I guess that's possible but you do realise that you are in a distinct minority, right? Most people do have hair on the backs of their hands, their feet and their faces. We even have a special name for the hair on men's faces, we call it beard.\n\nSo lack of hair can't be the answer.
59876
Could be an allergic reaction (you can have a histamine reaction to the blade touching the skin).  Google "shaving allergy"
870095
If theyre on your legs, i would probably say ingrown hairs. Could be a rash of some sort also.
934843
I don't shave there either.   There runs a risk of getting a yeast infection if it is done too often.  There is a reason for the hair to be there.  The same way there is hair in your nose, to keep unwanted free floating particles from getting in.
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is it BIOLOGICALLY impossible for your hair to grow back thicker - it is just an illusions as it pokes thru the skin.\n\nI shave b/c I like to feel CLEAN!  pubic hair actually makes you unclean as it holds in sweat, bateria, and other unwanted things that could make you smell and grow things you don't want.  seriously!
426393
Some people have more hair then others. There are your general hairy spots of course. Then some people have hairy butts, backs, ears, toes, and noses. Some people are just hairier. Nothing is wrong with you. I wouldn't shave it if you were sandles unless you shave daily because then you will have stuble. Try waxing;)
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If you've had unprotected sex recently, or even protected, there is a possibilty it could be pubic lice.  Also, I know that personally when I get itchy it's because of dry skin or because of razorburn, hope that helps!
513174
It could be an ingrown hair.  When you shave there, always use a fresh razor to prevent staph infection.  Wash the area first with soap and follow with witch hazel to close the pores.  Watch the ingrown hair for signs of infection and use neosporine to heal it faster.  Eventually, the hair will surface and you can tweeze it out.
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They could be irritated ingrown hairs, depending on where they are at.  Also, if you don't wear underwear, and sweat a lot they could be pimples.  See a dermatologist.  May be embarrassing, but no more embarassing than having someone else see them.
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It actually sounds like a condition known as Seborrheic Dermatitis; which can affect the scalp, sideburn area, eyebrows, sides of nose and ear canals.  It often appears a scaley white patches which flake off leaving red areas.  It can look almost like a butterfly pattern around sides of your nose under your lower eyelid.  It is basically Dandruff of the face.  Usually people who have it tend to have Olly skin.  The cause is bacteria in the sebaceous glands that produce the oil on your face.  I actually suffer from the same condition, and at first I thought it was either an allergy or weather related.  It started off as flakes of skin in my eyebrows; I thought it was weird "can you get dandruff in your eyebrows?"  I tried to use moisturizers to no avail.  I finally went to a dermatologist to see if I was allergic to the dental masks that I use, and that is when I found out what it really was.  Your dermatologist can prescribe you a corticosteroid cream that you can use once or twice daily.  I use a medication called Desonide and it works really well.  I hope that this is helpful
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You could wax or remove with nair but youd have to do it all the time, a lot of hassle really.\nWhy dont you bleach it? With joleen. Its much easier.\n\nPlus, you might want to find out why you have facial hair, sometimes its a sign of PCOS. Get screened just in case.\nGood luck