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Jan 19, 2014
Kirsten T.
I've been shaving my bikini since I started growing hair in that area. I shave it every day and always get razor burn. Also on some areas the hair just refuses the shave completely. what products do you guys use?
Jan 19, 2014
Ty R.
Don't shave everyday. Your skin needs time to heal. The EOS shaving cream and regular conditioner are what I shave with.
Jan 19, 2014
Julia G.
Do wax. Its better.
Jan 19, 2014
Katie W.
Jan 19, 2014
Rachel B.
Lol
Jan 19, 2014
Nina M.
Don't shave everyday, when you are shaving, don't shave over the same spot multiple times, causes burns and bumps. never ever ever go against the grain, shave in the direction in which the hair is growing to prevent redness and irritation
Jan 19, 2014
Nina M.
I did have a few girls tell me about this item sold at vip called Coochie (lol) , I hear it works rather well preventing razor burns and bumps.
Jan 19, 2014
Hannah K.
Don't shave everyday, shave in the direction that the hair grows, try a razor with an aloe vera strip (it'll have a strip before the blades) or wax/use hair removal instead. Veet is a very good, cheap hair removal cream:) Like Katie said, use a razor that's specified for bikini hair removal:)
Jan 19, 2014
Rylee N.
You can put conditioner on your hair ( just the top ) to soften the hairs. Only shave the direction of hair growth and use a razor specifically for your area and also use a razor with multiple blades and a good sharpness for a close shave to prevent nicks and bumps! Hope I helped :)
Jan 19, 2014
Kristie M.
@katie where did you get the bikini trimmer from I wanted to get one but could never find it.
Jan 19, 2014
Kat A.
I used to always get razor burn shaving that area too. but then I got a different razor & now I have no issues with razor burn.
Jan 19, 2014
Kat A.
Jan 19, 2014
Bryanna L.
Don't do it everyday and when you do shave, use a razor and baby oil. it will make the hair growth back slower and it'll leave it smooth. lol.
shave in the same direction it grows. and after every stroke, rinse the hair off cus if it's full of hair it will put the others.
Jan 20, 2014
Katie W.
Kristie M. - I got mine from Walmart, they should be still selling them. I know some drugstores carry it too. That particular one is very good.