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    Why would anyone want to shave without shaving cream or some type of lubricant? I don't see the advantage.
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    Some people finds it provides a smoother shave, but this advice is also useful if you know you'll have to shave in a situation where supplies will not be available.
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    Are there any bad effects of shaving without cream?
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    If you're not careful and super-gentle, you could end up with some skin irritation.
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    Can I shave my pubic area only with water and razor?
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    Yes, but prepare for serious razor burn and ingrown hairs, possibly nicks too. If you don't have a shaving cream, at least use baby oil or conditioner.
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    My skin itches after shaving. What should I do to ease the itchiness?
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    You can apply anti-itch creams, such as cortisone.
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