what do you recomended to shave the pubic area?
103883
Dont use a disposable razor whatever you do. it will rip your skin apart, plus the horrible rash and itchiness.\n\nWe girls, wax or use cream ( Veet)
892297
Shave em. Use deodourant.
443422
You can use a depilatory hair remover.\nOr shave with a new razor and a good shave cream. I like Aveeno shave cream for sensitive skin.
393905
this works for me.......I bought a pair of men's razor, I got the gillete 3 blade turbo and I use Pantene conditioner instead of shaving cream or soap. Pat dry and afterward a dab a little bit of coco butter on the shaved area.
555906
Mild soap and water on the outside areas only. Do not douche. Keep your hair trimmed or shaved.
97102
A good old-fashioned straight razor will give you the best shave you have ever had in your life... IF you learn how to do it properly.  If you sincerely try to learn (and put up with a couple of nicks the first time) you will never regret it, but if you want something fast and easy - go with the the new razors.  You have to shave more often with the new razors, and you never get quite as smooth, but it all depends on your priorities.\n\nHere are some excellent sites on how to use a straight razor:\nhttp://www.menessentials.com/oxid.php/sid/x/shp/oxbaseshop/cl/info/tpl/straight_razors.tpl\n\nhttp://www.premiumknives.com/ShopSite/Premium_Knives_Help_How_to_Shave_with_a_Straight_Razor.html
914850
hmmm... hope it doesn't gross you out that i'm answering this question (as a guy)...\n\nyour pubic hair is yours, and ultimately it's about your level of comfort... i'm very comfortable with women who have a trimmed pubic area... it's perfectly natural and depends on how well you carry it off...\n\na perfectly shaved pube has it's disadvantages and can be quite scratchy during... er... um... certain sexual acts!\n\njust be careful with the scissor and make sure you have a separate one that you use only for this (obviously!)\n\nhappy trimming... enjoy!
151064
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.
720048
Personally I bought one of those Wahl trimmers and I use it only for trimming my pubic hair. I use the 1/4" attachment so that I don't accidentally cut myself. Plus, I cannot hardly stand it being longer than that, it is far too irritating.
23189
Shaving 101 \n\nIf you appreciate the always-ready convenience of shaving, there are a few things you can do to minimize the “bikini bump” syndrome that often accompanies this home hair-removal method. \n\nFirst, be sure to adequately wet the skin and the bikini hair. Since pubic hair is much more coarse than hair on other parts of the body, this saturating step is very important. Using a large amount of a moisturizing shaving cream, such as Aveeno Therapeutic Shaving Gel or Peter Thomas Roth 21st Century Shave Cream, helps soften the hair even more, making shaving easier. \n\nWhen you begin to shave, pull the skin tight with your non-shaving hand. Then shave in upward strokes. Make sure there is adequate shaving cream on the hair and skin before each stroke. Without this protection, you’re likely to get red and bumpy after you shave. \n\nSome experts recommend rubbing an ice cube over the shaved bikini area to reduce redness and discomfort. A nice application of a soothing after-shave product, such as California North After Shave Care can help make you more comfortable. And if those nasty bikini bumps do appear, try MD Formulations Glycare Acne Gel, which is great for sending them packing. \n\nRubbing alcohol-based shaving bump products have made a name for themselves but be careful. Alcohol can actually worsen the inflammation. And the active ingredient in most of these products is nothing more than aspirin. So consider taking a Tylenol or Advil before you shave to reduce the amount of inflammation that may arise. You´ll be able to skip the alcohol and still reap the benefits. \n\nAnother option to reduce skin inflammation: look to GHK Copper Peptides. Best known for their use in skin rejuvenation, these handy little molecules first made their presence known in the wound healing world. Try a dab of Neova After Shave Therapy after shaving and see if you don´t get some well deserved relief.
820177
First use a really good shaving cream.  I loooove Coochy from pure romance.  You can use it everywhere...even as a hair conditioner!  And for bikini line bumps use this stuff from lots of stores called Bikini Zone\n\nOoops is this a man asking???? Well you may not want to use that then!  Although it says men can use it for the really coarse hair on the face
123760
Shave <or tidy up at least>\n\nShaving makes the package look bigger. I wouldn't recomend full shave, leave a little hair so you don't get the ingrown hair problems <ouch I don't know if that would hurt your genital, but it sounds painful>\n\nIf you're into porn, maybe you could make it into a nice pattern <hee-hee>.
160966
I have shaved in the past, but I prefer short hair and so now I just trim it.  That's what I'd recommend.
404413
It's really up to you and what you prefer. It's not unsafe or bad to have the hair removed as long as you do it the right way. Make sure you go to a reputable salon that sterilizes their tools. And afterward, make sure to clean the waxed area (or shaved, or whatever) so that it does not get infected. Removing hair form any area, especially the pubic area, can make skin more prone to infection. I would not reccomend shaving the area or tying to do at-home treatments yourself.
731117
Shaving will be the best way to go.
270413
Very carefully, shave down from the root in the direction that the hair grows. This will help to eliminate ingrown hairs, which are common with shaving. If you get alot of ingrown hairs you might want to consider another method of hair removal like waxing, or Nair(which i prefer).
392239
Snip a few first!Cut the hair down with scissors or clippers to about a quarter of an inch. If this is the first time you've shaved, or the first time in a long while and you are dealing with full growth again, you can do this a few days before you actually start shaving to get used to it. If you've never shaved your pubic hair before, then your skin has been covered by that hair for a very long time. The sensation of clothes and so on rubbing against it is going to be weird at first. \n\nThe first time you shave your pubic area, you may want to shave only a bit, then come back and do more later. This is sensitive skin we're dealing with here. Also, don't shave very often at first. Once a week for the first month is probably best, so your skin can get used to it. \n\nDon't worry about getting an extremely close shave the first few times; you'll get a closer one as you become more adept. \n\nIf you're female, your pubic area may become more sensitive during your period. \n\nSome people like to leave a patch of pubic hair above their penis or over the mons veneris. It may sound ridiculous, but an electric beard and moustache trimmer is perfect for keeping the patch neat. It's an extremely easy way to keep that patch short, even, and neat. In fact, if you want to keep all your pubic hair trimmed but not shaven, the trimmer can be used on the entire area. \n\nWhile shaving, sit (or lie if someone else is doing the shaving) with your legs far apart. This helps keep the skin taut and lessens the chance of the blade snagging a fold of skin. \n\nIf you have teeny little nicks or blood spots, there are a couple reasons why this might be happening. The most common reason is you're going to fast. Either you're shaving too quickly, or you're not allowing enough prep time. Remember: \nSoak the area for at least three minutes in warm water. If you're not going to take a shower or bath, lay a warm wet washcloth over the area for a while first. \nApply shaving gel and let it sit for at least four minutes. \nTake your time shaving. \nLittle blood spots are often the result of shaving over tiny bumps that are naturally there. Soaking and leaving the gel on helps make these bumps softer and smaller so that they're less likely to get nicked. The bumps also may be a result of irritation from a past shave. If this is the case, stop and wait a while before the next shave. \n\nWhen you first start shaving, or if irritation or itchiness is a problem, wear loose underwear and clothing. \n\nAlways remember to keep clean. Your genital hair helped protect from dirt, bacteria, friction and so on, so it's important to take care of yourself. Use soap and water on your outside bits -- your inside parts will keep themselves clean naturally.