its interesting there are only wikipedia pages in german about this topic. But gemini has a good how to list:
To shave sensitive or intimate areas without fear, prepare the skin with warm water and use light, short strokes with a sharp blade.Assuming you meant an intimate shave (or overcoming the intimidation of using a safety/intimate razor), here is a simple guide to doing it safely and comfortably.Most users on /r/wicked_edge agree that proper technique and a light touch eliminate the danger and fear of cutting yourself.Step-by-Step GuideTrim first: If the hair is long, use an electric trimmer first to shorten it and prevent painful tugging.Soften with warm water: Take a warm shower or bath to open pores and soften the hair.Apply a rich lather: Use a generous amount of shaving gel, cream, or soap so the razor glides easily.Use light pressure: Do not press down hard. Let the weight of the razor do the work and take short, gentle strokes.Shave with the grain: Move the razor in the direction of hair growth to prevent razor burn and ingrown hairs.Rinse and moisturize: Rinse the area with cool water and apply a gentle, alcohol-free moisturizer.
its interesting there are only wikipedia pages in german about this topic. But gemini has a good how to list:
To shave sensitive or intimate areas without fear, prepare the skin with warm water and use light, short strokes with a sharp blade.Assuming you meant an intimate shave (or overcoming the intimidation of using a safety/intimate razor), here is a simple guide to doing it safely and comfortably.Most users on /r/wicked_edge agree that proper technique and a light touch eliminate the danger and fear of cutting yourself.Step-by-Step GuideTrim first: If the hair is long, use an electric trimmer first to shorten it and prevent painful tugging.Soften with warm water: Take a warm shower or bath to open pores and soften the hair.Apply a rich lather: Use a generous amount of shaving gel, cream, or soap so the razor glides easily.Use light pressure: Do not press down hard. Let the weight of the razor do the work and take short, gentle strokes.Shave with the grain: Move the razor in the direction of hair growth to prevent razor burn and ingrown hairs.Rinse and moisturize: Rinse the area with cool water and apply a gentle, alcohol-free moisturizer.
Shaving/hair address is the most important hygiene procedures I'm aware of. I would estimate eliminating your hairs well with the germs in the root liquid are like eliminating over 1100+ boogers.
Tweezers are huge aspect which generally don't injury/inflammation with skill, but takes time to get past the initial learning curve.
I recommend using this for eyelashes (pluck hard & quick or it can insofar inflame/sting a lot). Negates eye bacteria passively as well by changing local evaporation with air presence (bacteria dislikes oxygen) . Speed always picks up with experience
I find that combining this with an anti-septic like alcohol may be vital or at least useful.
Inner nostril hair is the most worth addressing given limited time I can think of addressing; boogers (like with eye bacteria) are exposed to more air.
I find that while gaining experience (where I stand), all hair elimination methods are useful for learning from; like Elec/manual shaver, scissors, pincers, and manual pulling.
Shaving or Trimming?
Both work!
It all depends on what you are doing and why you want to do it.
If it is what you want, then do it.
As to whether I shave?
I myself personally do not really often shave.
I usually trim with a trimmer with guard clips.
I trim where the hair is between 1/2 and 1/3 inch thick hair, all over my body except the top of my head.
My body is also including also my face, which is part of my head, which is an essential part of my body.
Every inch of me, except my top-of-head hair, I trim with the sheering trimmers from beard to body, except for my top-of-head hair.
As to whether to use trimming or shaving, it all is a matter of preference, do what you want to do.
As to what to do if you shave, Shaving jell and shaving cream and shaving lotion help for body hair and beard hair. Use all of them as instructed on the back of the labels of each of the the shaving and topical products mentioned here.
Bulldog brand of Shaving Gel works well. The best shaving cream is Gillette for shaving, and it is also good to use a body razor instead of a face razor. And be sure to use lotion after you shave all over, to prevent burns and scrapes. Any lotion without Sodium Laureth Sulfates or sulfates or bisulfates will work very well. People all over need to be careful of Sodium Laureth Sulfate and Suflates. Watch out for Ingredients to topical products and shaving products. Always read the back of the labels, to check for ingredients and the instructions for use.
If you shave, it might work better to ask your partner or spouse, who you are in love or romance with them, how they feel about it.
Take care.
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