Is there a way for me to shave without getting ghastly shaving bumps on my sensitive skin.?
477974
Sensitive skin shaving lotion and make sure you shave with the grain, never against. In other words, always handle down.
485449
I must guess your skin is super sensitive. I would recommend to go to a dermatologist so that he or she can recommend you a shaving cream that will go with your type of skin. or will tell you if you should wax or do something else rather than shave...
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)
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
473131
hey you need to first trim the hair using a trimmer or a scissors... then shave it carefully... if you wanna get rid of it for a while, then use a hair removal cream, it will make your skin soft. It's always better to use such creams or go with waxing coz shaving leaves marks...
185978
Hey just because it works good for some people don't mean it'll work good for you. Just wanted to let you know that. But if you have sensitive skin, try using the unscented kind if there's one available. Or you can just simply shave like I do.
642199
Shave better yes use nair or neet
885749
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!!
1105099
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.
473469
shave your genitals as well....and soon you wont notice the itching in your LEGS...
526352
Try dry shaving with plenty of lotin! Or try bladeless hair removers like nair. they smell bad though so have a scented candle in the room or something.
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.
736568
I actually prefer using creams like Nair for hair removal. I found shaving to be irritating... it caused bumps and stubble grew back in a matter of days. Waxing, forget about it(yowch!). I find the cream to be quick and efficient, I don't have to deal with razor bumps, and hair doesn't start growing back for about a week.\nThe only downside is that many hair removal creams can irritate the sensitive skin in the pubic area. I'd try it on a small patch first, then see if you feel pain or have any marks after a few days. Do this on the area closest to the stomach, and then on an area close to the inner thigh to gauge how sensitive you are. If you have no pain or irritation, go for the entire pubic area. Take extra care not to get ANY cream on the moist mucus membrane of the vaginal area and certainly not on or near your clitoris. That will hurt...alot.
190666
If you shaved recently it is probably razor irritation, try a little cortisone cream for a few days. If that doesn't help you may need to see a doctor.
280601
http://www.americarx.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=32658\n\nUse of a regular razor will lead to irritation especially if it's your first time shaving there.
612708
You shave.  End of story.  Unless you want to spend a lot of money to have the hair follicles removed, and can find some outfit that will actually do it, you're stuck with stubble growing in and itching.
691382
Try a product (the best) called "Bump Stopper", it's in the shaving aisle. Also near the hair removers there is "Bikini Zone" lotion by Sally Hansen.  You can get these at your local drugstore. Also, make sure you are always using a new razor blade (to prevent infection) like Venus or Mach 3, or anything with 3 blades. A really great shaving cream is Aveeno anti razor-bump cream, with a dark blue lid. It smells like cookies and is great for your skin.