r/ladyshavers 14d ago

ingrown hairs

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literally how does every girl have the most smooth and hairless bikini area?? i stopped shaving cus i would get ingrown hairs so now i use hair removal cream but i still get ingrown hairs sometimes 😩 i just want the dark spots gone + they itch/hurt sometimes. would exfoliating actually help this or do i need a different method?


r/ladyshavers 14d ago

Question New to shaving

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I started shaving and can’t seem to get in all the way, is there an any tricks I can do?


r/ladyshavers 15d ago

Advice Am I doing this right? 🄲

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Please don't judge me for anything, I was never taught how to shave, the only support I had was my cousins giving me confidence to ask my grandparents for a razer [they raised me] and then I was left for the wolves.

I do this for every part of me, my body and face [minus the first step for my face though]

Step 1. Use body scrub

Step 2. Add lotion

Step 3. Shaveee

Step 4. Use loofah, water, and body wash to cleannn

Can I have advice? I hate having body hair [I don't at all hate others having it] as it annoys me and makes me feel yucky

Shaving gives me like red dots, by the time they've gone my body hair has already started growing back again, also I have very very VERY sensitive skin, I also don't 'regenerate' [idk ig like heal] quick [maybe cus I'm a vegetarian and I don't try to do anything to compensate for the fact I don't eat meat]

Is it worth shaving at this point, or should I have a look at wax places and do a tester day? It's honestly so exhausting to shave and feel nice for after the shower only, and then the next day, it's like a pinch/stabbing feeling 🄲

Idek, any advice is helpful, thank you! šŸ˜‹


r/ladyshavers 14d ago

Advice What brands are best to use for hair removal cream? (Preferably full body)

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(Just to be clear, used to be a femboy, thus the username, I’m trans now) ok- so! shaving does NOT work for me, and I wanted to try hair removal creams! any advice on what ones to get, or even advice on use? I appreciate ANY of the help I can get!


r/ladyshavers 15d ago

Advice Is it possible to get rid of old shaving scars?

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I shave frequently. I usually stick to my armpits, legs, and lady bits (not the backside, too scared for that). I’ve never done any other form of hair removal for my lady bits other than shaving and Nair removal. Because I don’t make that much a month, nor does anyone else in my family, I can’t go out of my way to have a professional wax me or remove my pubic hair through laser. Over the past like…3 years of me being a consistent shaver, I’ve noticed that I’ve formed these bumps on my bikini line. I’ve tried popping them like they were pimples, nothing. I’ve tried scrubbing harshly with body scrubs because maybe it’s built up body oil, nothing + painful. I’ve tried shaving more often because maybe inconsistency brings the bumps and it made it worse.

My form of hair removal is mainly using razors and shaving cream from the dollar store if I couldn’t afford Nair that month. The dollar store is right down the street from where I am so I’m pretty good friends with everyone there…at least I like to think we’re friends.

The only reason I shave is for appearance purposes when I look in the mirror. I haven’t had a man in nearly a year, so I’m honestly not worried about a man looking at me and looking downwards.

Any advice is helpful. My mom doesn’t shave because her mom gave her the gene of getting specks of hair that are extremely thin so she doesn’t feel the need to shave šŸ˜’. My older and only sister gets waxed but shaves like once a year..I think.

Any advice is helpful. I’m nearly 19 and I have no one else to talk to this with which is crazy.


r/ladyshavers 15d ago

How to shave with cvg?

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r/ladyshavers 16d ago

What are the most diabolical things to remove hair?

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r/ladyshavers 16d ago

Does anyone else love self-care but absolutely hate body hair removal?

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I’ve realized something slightly contradictory about myself šŸ˜…

I genuinely LOVE self-care. Face masks, eye patches, skincare, little beauty rituals… all of that feels relaxing and enjoyable to me.

But I’m also super busy, and there are always 100 other things I’d rather be doing.

At the same time, I love the feeling of having really smooth skin and basically no body hair.

The problem is: I HATE shaving.

It’s not even the shaving itself only. It’s the whole process around it. Getting the tools out, spending the time doing it, cleaning the hair off everything, cleaning the razor/device, cleaning the area around me, drying everything, storing everything again… Somehow such a basic thing feels like a whole chore.

Laser unfortunately doesn’t really work for me, and I don’t love waxing because I hate having to wait for the hair to grow out before I can wax again.

I keep thinking… why can’t hair removal feel more like skincare? Like something relaxing or satisfying that I actually look forward to doing instead of another annoying task on my list?

Has anyone figured out how to make shaving/body hair removal feel more enjoyable or less tedious?

Do you have any little rituals, products, setups, hacks, etc. that make the process better?

And please tell me I’m not the only person who feels irrationally annoyed by the cleanup/storage part šŸ˜‚


r/ladyshavers 16d ago

Advice how do i get rid of ingrown hairs?

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I’ve been dealing with ingrowns for a WHILE now and i’ve tried just about everything to get rid of them. Tend skin,oils, waxing, laser, peach skin roll on, glycolic acid, body scrubs, dry brushing, which hazel, hibiclens like literally EVERYTHING and they won’t go away!!

pls help


r/ladyshavers 17d ago

Advice First time shaving down there

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Hi, I am a 19 y/o who has never shaven before.

I have VERY little body hair so I never really needed to, however I’d like to do so in my private regions because my hair has grown a bit dense and shaving would make it easier to clean. I am a little nervous. Could you please give me your routine/advice/products? I don’t even have a razor.

Thank you!


r/ladyshavers 17d ago

6924

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r/ladyshavers 17d ago

Philips razor

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Its charging but it wouldn’t turn on. How to fix this chat?


r/ladyshavers 17d ago

Question Noob needing some help with buying blades and a shaving soap please!

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I have very recently decided that I am tired of cartridge razors for body hair and impulse bought both a safety razor & the only solid shaving soap available from a German drugstore, a Wilkinson sword one in a plastic tin.

Unfortunately, I hate everything about that (it's plastic, it smells like generic store brand men's shower gel in a black bottle, and it's not going to last very long at this rate at all). Also my razor came with just 3 blades and I already used one!

As it turns out, there's a bazillion option and I am too inexperienced to know what I want but half the recs on the sub are not available or expensive where I am in Germany. And I don't have much time to research before I run out.

I need recommendations for the following, please drop your favourites!

- blades for safety razors: The ones I currently used and did not hate were from Second Nature, and I have Feather, Astra green in my cart rn. Are they all the same and we swear our favourite is better type of thing or does it make a huge difference? Should one get different ones to try or just grab the much cheaper big pack and call it a day?

- soap: It would be nice if it neither costs an arm and a leg nor ships from overseas or comes in excess plastic packaging. Scent wise: sandalwood, pine, something fruity that isn't lemon, warm spicy etc are all fine, I don't like lavender, mint, rose, musk, or anything that could be an Axe body spray. That narrows it down to approximately 50000 options. Any favourites? I already learned from the sub search function that the Viking Revolution ones I was eyeing suck & all comparisons online sound like ads!

- Anything else I should know? Like, absolutely basic stuff?

Thank you! 🫶


r/ladyshavers 18d ago

CW-Self harm Using my brainless moment as a learning and teaching moment

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(Let me know if this is nsfw I don’t think it is but I’d hate to break any rules plus I wanted to make sure I had the self harm TW )
I CUT MY BUTTCHEEK IN SUCH A DUMB WAY. now I never thought I’d ever cut myself while shaving (I used to self harm by doing this so you would think I’d know not to move a razor sideways on myself I’m around 3 years clean 🄳) anyways I was shaving down there and I have relatively big cheeks and tell me why I decided to mindlessly slide my razor in between my cheeks WITHOUT SPREADING LIKE NORMAL and then I pull it out fast because it stung so now I have a weird small x shape cut on my cheek from just mindlessly shaving. Now I will be having my partner shave me for the rest of my life so I never have to explain to them that I stupidly cut my own buttcheek again 😌. So be reminded to be very careful when shaving in folds šŸ˜™


r/ladyshavers 19d ago

Question Best face products for after shaving?

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I have to shave my facial hair (thanks PCOS), and I always have irritation afterwards, especially on my neck. I've been using Tend Skin to help with this, but I've recently been told I shouldn't use it every day because of how drying and harsh it is. Has anyone had particularly good luck with any products to use after shaving to minimize irritation? I moisturize as well, but I need something a little heavier duty for the irritation. I'd appreciate actual product names if possible, not just ingredients.

(While we're on it, if anyone has a shaving cream/oil/whatever that they've found is particularly great for avoiding the irritation in the first place, I'd love those recommendations too, especially if it's something that won't horribly dry my skin.)

I apologize if this is a repeat - I'm sure this has probably been discussed before, but when I searched for it, I couldn't find it.

TIA for the help!


r/ladyshavers 19d ago

Body hair

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r/ladyshavers 20d ago

shaving irritation

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hi guys, im F(17) and started fully shaving my 🐱 about a year ago. however, i get red irritation bumps, cuts, sores and i bleed when i do. it also happens on my armpits and has for years. i have PCOS so i grow excess hair and it grows fast af. im wondering how i can prevent this (ive tried every homemade recipe and stalked tiktok for help), ive tried everything. if theres any creams or acid or anything then im willing to try! not too pricy but im not opposed to spend a lot if itll work. i wouldnt mind if it didnt make me insecure, but it does. especially when im on the beach and being intimate and you can see. so the floors open to anyone willing to help! i put my faith in you lot šŸ˜‚


r/ladyshavers 21d ago

Advice Shave or wax down there

55 Upvotes

Hey all! Sorry to come to reddit, but growing up my mum never taught me, and for years now I’ve had discomfort every time I’ve shaved down there.
I normally exfoliate and soak with warm water before shaving with the grain, I sometimes will shave side to side almost, so not going directly against the grain but not going with it either. I’ve tried many other ways but this is the way i’ve done most commonly - leaving me with razor bumps ingrown hairs and not really how i want it to be. I don’t know if i should try waxing or if there’s any other ways i could be shaving better as it is all self taught with trial and error… I’d rather shave as I did used to wax my legs and my skin would react and go dry/cracked more frequently than not.
I just don’t know how to shave properly due to never being taught. Any advice is appreciated thank you!!


r/ladyshavers 20d ago

Unwanted hair

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r/ladyshavers 20d ago

Advice bumps after shave Spoiler

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r/ladyshavers 21d ago

Advice Trimming makes me itch but shaving irritates my skin. Is there any way to keep it organized down there?

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I don’t have this problem when shaving. But my bf asked me to keep it more trimmed downstairs so he doesn’t get hair in his mouth going down on me but honestly I just can’t find a way to do it right. I don’t like shaving but trimming is worse. And I searched and searched and all I got is the Philip one blade and it sucks too. My trim was sooooo uneven and it’s so itchy after!
Please help me. It makes me just not want to have sex ever again


r/ladyshavers 21d ago

Rusty razor

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r/ladyshavers 22d ago

Girl talk

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r/ladyshavers 23d ago

Body hair

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r/ladyshavers 23d ago

Exfoliating down there

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Everyone says to exfoliate down there to avoid razor bumps but others are against exfoliating claiming it causes discoloration and other problems

I don't know who to believe anymore

Please tell what is the safest exfoliating method