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QuestionIf I shave my leg's with soap, how long will it take to grow back?Paper PersonCommunity AnswerIt makes no difference. If you shave your legs with soap, it will take the same time that it takes to grow back when shaved with shaving cream.
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QuestionCan I use my aftershave balm as shaving lotion?Community AnswerYou could, but it would not work as well as the other suggestions.
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QuestionCan I use shampoo for shaving my beard?Community AnswerI think you can. I used it for shaving my pubic hair and it felt great afterward.
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QuestionIs it good to use body lotion before shaving?Community AnswerYes, that helps your skin.
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QuestionWill these tips work for women, as well?Community AnswerYes. They should work for anybody.
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QuestionWhat hair removal cream for legs should I use, for men?Community AnswerThe same as for women, there are no sex-specific hair removal requirements, hairs on legs grow and respond the same whatever your sex. If you don't like the smell (and who does, it stinks), then wash it off properly, as you should do anyway. Don't get hung up on the packaging, any hint it's for women only is nonsense.
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QuestionWhich way do I shave my armpits?Community AnswerArmpit hair grows in a spiral. Its best to shave in an 'X' direction.
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QuestionCan I use body lotion while using a razor for shaving?Community AnswerYes, you can, this works well for lubrication.
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QuestionI lather my armpits with soap always, but when I shave (carefully), I will sometimes cut myself or it won't be a close shave, no matter how hard I try. Any tips?Community AnswerYes. Try a thin razor, then wet your armpits in the shower.
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QuestionWhat oil should I use for my genitals after shaving?Community AnswerIf anything I would use baby oil, but you don't have to apply oil to your genitals after shaving if you don't want to.
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QuestionI've heard you can use bar soap to shave. How do I do this?Community AnswerJust wet the soap and then put it on where you want to shave. A more effective option is conditioner if you do not have shaving cream.
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QuestionWhat do you mean by "always shave with the grain"?Becca LubinCommunity Answer"Always shave with the grain" means that you should shave in the same direction that your hair points.
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QuestionCan you shave with shaving cream?Becca LubinCommunity AnswerYes, shaving cream is designed for you to shave. The options listed in the article are alternatives to shaving cream if you don't have access to it.
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QuestionWhat do I do if I have really dry skin and it is hard to shave all the hair off?Becca LubinCommunity AnswerTry to apply lotion/moisturizer to your skin often to soften it. This is healthy for your skin and will make it softer and moisturized.
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QuestionAfter shaving, I occasionally get some pimple-like growth. And during shaving there was no cut. What could possibly cause that?CageyCatTop AnswererIngrown hairs are common with shaving, especially for the pelvic/ labia area. The skin does not need to be cut for this to happen; in fact, that would be the exact opposite of an ingrown hair follicle. Wet a folded up washcloth with the hottest water you can stand on your hands. Keep folded. Lay the cloth on your privates where the ingrown hairs are... if too hot, remove immediately and let cool for a minute. Try again. Leave on for 10 minutes, then take it away. If not used near your vagina, you can use ichthyol ointment (drawing salve) that's available at nearly all pharmacies. Put a small dab on any ingrown hair. Wear old undies; ointment will stain.
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QuestionShould we exfoliate before or after shaving?Community AnswerIt could be either and it could be both. It might depend on your preferences and how your body reacts to it, but it would be best to start out with exfoliating after shaving so you don’t dry out your skin.
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QuestionIs it okay to just use water for shaving? What would happen because it was my first time I only used water and the shaving tool. Will that have a negative effect?Community AnswerIt might be okay. I’ve sometimes done it when I run out of shaving cream, but it also means you are probably more likely to nick yourself. It won’t exactly have a negative side effect (since nicks heal quickly), but if you don’t want to cut yourself, I recommend using shaving cream/shaving gel.
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