I am a female and I usually shave my pubic area ignoring the anal area.But recently I also started shaving my anal area.Problem is that it becomes very itchy when the hair begins growing back.is there any thing I can use to lessen the itchyness that is safe to use around the anal area.Is bikini zone or such cremes ok?
good Aloe-Cortisone Cream would help. Just don't apply it daily.
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
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Keep that blade sharp forever
I found this on another forum and thought I'd share it with you all. You can read the whole post to see what others have to say HERE
I use expensive razor blades the Mach 3 blades. Darn things are expensive haha. Anyway, if you want to make 1 blade last 6-8 months or close to it, Yep 1 blade can last that long, all you have to do is blow dry the blade once you have finished using it. Clean it the same way by running it under water just blow dry it dry before setting it back into it's carriage.
Water is what makes them get dull, not our beard hair. Small rust develops on the edge making them get dull. I am using the same blade since September and it is still very sharp and doesn't cut me.
Another way to make them last is to dip them in alcohol to wick away the water. Alcohol will dry and not rust them. So perhaps some of you that are blow dryer challenged can use some old aftershave or rubbing alcohol.
Now take that Gillette and shove your high priced razor blades you know where
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I use expensive razor blades the Mach 3 blades. Darn things are expensive haha. Anyway, if you want to make 1 blade last 6-8 months or close to it, Yep 1 blade can last that long, all you have to do is blow dry the blade once you have finished using it. Clean it the same way by running it under water just blow dry it dry before setting it back into it's carriage.
Water is what makes them get dull, not our beard hair. Small rust develops on the edge making them get dull. I am using the same blade since September and it is still very sharp and doesn't cut me.
Another way to make them last is to dip them in alcohol to wick away the water. Alcohol will dry and not rust them. So perhaps some of you that are blow dryer challenged can use some old aftershave or rubbing alcohol.
Now take that Gillette and shove your high priced razor blades you know where
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Pubic hair is back
Hi guys
I can't help not to smile but how do you guys do it? lol
I have trimmed my hair a time a week
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I prefer less shaved by waxing
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I have low cost laser hair removal in BANGKOK
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I can't help not to smile but how do you guys do it? lol
I have trimmed my hair a time a week
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I prefer less shaved by waxing
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Is there a solution !!!!!
Thanks once again, Dee, for answering my questions and for being so helpful!
Thanks once again, Dee, for answering my questions and for being so helpful!
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Thanks once again, Dee, for answering my questions and for being so helpful!
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Shaving, Plucking - Plucking, Shaving HELP!!
Thank you so much for the feed back!!
You mentioned that if you shave it does not matter the HAIR will grow back the same way it has been growing out in the past. And that it won't come back thicker or more manly by anymeans. And you're sure of this? And would I be shaving more and more compared to plucking? I tend to think I may be.
And I just have one hair that comes and goes on the bottom of my chin and I just pluck it. It's been a long time now since I last plucked it, but it may come back again. I just check by feeling the area every once in awhile and when it starts to come out, I pluck. And sometimes it's gone for a long time and sometimes it's gone for less. It seems for me anyways that hair growth is stronger in the hotter months then in colder months, that's when it tends to stay doorment. And I'm sure it has to do with the fact that the blood flow is much better in us during warmmer months. I'm just affraid if I shave that I will have to do it more often then plucking and this just makes more work for myself then I care to deal with!?! Also I feel ingrown hairs may be a worry when shaving the face, true?
And does shaving the face or any other part of the body for that matter will it stimulate hair growth as well? And what is the best way to shave down or up when it comes to a womens face or does this matter or have an impact on the way the hair will grow back? And is waxing your legs better to do then shaving if you don't do the electrolysis that is? I know I won't wax, but would just like to know.
And when shaving your sensitive areas like bikini line or gential area, my friend saids it's better to shave down first then up is there a proper way to shave this area? Actually I think she may shave it all down, but for me I'm not able to get all the hairs this ways.
And as far as the nipple area is plucking okay? Because it seems like shaving would not make for a good look. And again are we making more work for ourselves. And what makes plucking so bad, what happens to us in the long run if we PLUCK verses shave?
It sounds like shaving is the best way to do it, all around that is for a temperary fix. And I never liked waxing, I really feel it's a scam!! I had my legs done once and this was crazy!! But does it really make the hair on the legs less and does it really make the hair thinner as well? I mean there are people who started WAXING young and after five years of waxing they barely have any hair and they are not old.
But as far as shaving what do some of you recommend as far as shavers go. I use the Venus Divine and I use the Venus Breeze which is nice because of the extra moisture added to it. I think Gillete makes some good products and the others really out there don't compare. But I would really like to know what others recommend. And are electic shavers better? I never thought so myself but if someone could tell me otherwise this would be great!! It just seems like shaving dry is not the way to go and I know there are wet ones out there so my question is what really works best!?! And how about shaving creams or gels which ones do some of you swear by that really make a difference in the shave.
Also I would like to know if it's a good idea to use alchol to rinse your shaver or clean your shaver. I feel I may have picked up an infection once due to the shaver not being disinfected. Is this a must when shaving?
I mean, I usually just rinse it off really good with hot water and hang it up to dry on its own little hook, but I wonder if you can catch stuff if not disinfected a certain way. Especially for those that carry them to the gym as well. Any advice or info?
Thank you so much for your time and listening!!
Cinnamon (:
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You mentioned that if you shave it does not matter the HAIR will grow back the same way it has been growing out in the past. And that it won't come back thicker or more manly by anymeans. And you're sure of this? And would I be shaving more and more compared to plucking? I tend to think I may be.
And I just have one hair that comes and goes on the bottom of my chin and I just pluck it. It's been a long time now since I last plucked it, but it may come back again. I just check by feeling the area every once in awhile and when it starts to come out, I pluck. And sometimes it's gone for a long time and sometimes it's gone for less. It seems for me anyways that hair growth is stronger in the hotter months then in colder months, that's when it tends to stay doorment. And I'm sure it has to do with the fact that the blood flow is much better in us during warmmer months. I'm just affraid if I shave that I will have to do it more often then plucking and this just makes more work for myself then I care to deal with!?! Also I feel ingrown hairs may be a worry when shaving the face, true?
And does shaving the face or any other part of the body for that matter will it stimulate hair growth as well? And what is the best way to shave down or up when it comes to a womens face or does this matter or have an impact on the way the hair will grow back? And is waxing your legs better to do then shaving if you don't do the electrolysis that is? I know I won't wax, but would just like to know.
And when shaving your sensitive areas like bikini line or gential area, my friend saids it's better to shave down first then up is there a proper way to shave this area? Actually I think she may shave it all down, but for me I'm not able to get all the hairs this ways.
And as far as the nipple area is plucking okay? Because it seems like shaving would not make for a good look. And again are we making more work for ourselves. And what makes plucking so bad, what happens to us in the long run if we PLUCK verses shave?
It sounds like shaving is the best way to do it, all around that is for a temperary fix. And I never liked waxing, I really feel it's a scam!! I had my legs done once and this was crazy!! But does it really make the hair on the legs less and does it really make the hair thinner as well? I mean there are people who started WAXING young and after five years of waxing they barely have any hair and they are not old.
But as far as shaving what do some of you recommend as far as shavers go. I use the Venus Divine and I use the Venus Breeze which is nice because of the extra moisture added to it. I think Gillete makes some good products and the others really out there don't compare. But I would really like to know what others recommend. And are electic shavers better? I never thought so myself but if someone could tell me otherwise this would be great!! It just seems like shaving dry is not the way to go and I know there are wet ones out there so my question is what really works best!?! And how about shaving creams or gels which ones do some of you swear by that really make a difference in the shave.
Also I would like to know if it's a good idea to use alchol to rinse your shaver or clean your shaver. I feel I may have picked up an infection once due to the shaver not being disinfected. Is this a must when shaving?
I mean, I usually just rinse it off really good with hot water and hang it up to dry on its own little hook, but I wonder if you can catch stuff if not disinfected a certain way. Especially for those that carry them to the gym as well. Any advice or info?
Thank you so much for your time and listening!!
Cinnamon (:
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Forum RSS Feeds Improved
Hello everyone, it's me, your seldom-seen forum codemonkey. I recently discovered that the forum's RSS feeds were not functioning with optimal efficiency, so I have redone all of them as of today.
You should be able to click the classic orange RSS icon at the top of a forum's listing of new posts and subscribe via your favorite feed reader. It will look like this:
If you are not familiar with RSS, it means "Really Simple Syndication" and it's a way to get a quick digest of all the newest posts in whichever forum you might be interested in, all of which link to the related full post. Just an added convenience if you want to monitor sections of the site.
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You should be able to click the classic orange RSS icon at the top of a forum's listing of new posts and subscribe via your favorite feed reader. It will look like this:
If you are not familiar with RSS, it means "Really Simple Syndication" and it's a way to get a quick digest of all the newest posts in whichever forum you might be interested in, all of which link to the related full post. Just an added convenience if you want to monitor sections of the site.
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Hurray for new Top Poster James Walker!
This week is a landmark event for HairTell: the first time in the history of the site that I am not the top poster. That honor now goes to electrologist James Walker.
James has been here since the early days of the forum, offering helpful information to readers. Because of his years of service to consumers, I made him the site's only other moderator, a responsibility he has taken seriously.
I just wanted to take a moment to thank James publicly for all the work he has done to help consumers and keep this a friendly, useful place for people to share information and opinions.
Now I need to make six more posts to regain my title... oh, never mind. I am happy to pass the torch!
Thanks again to James and to all of you for making this the best hair removal resource online!
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James has been here since the early days of the forum, offering helpful information to readers. Because of his years of service to consumers, I made him the site's only other moderator, a responsibility he has taken seriously.
I just wanted to take a moment to thank James publicly for all the work he has done to help consumers and keep this a friendly, useful place for people to share information and opinions.
Now I need to make six more posts to regain my title... oh, never mind. I am happy to pass the torch!
Thanks again to James and to all of you for making this the best hair removal resource online!
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Welcome to your hair removal forum!
Why a separate site?
Hairfacts is my main site. It's based on verifiable hair removal facts you can go check yourself.
HairTell is about consumer experiences with hair removal, which are often not possible to verify and are not scientific. Although most consumers here are honest and helpful, due to the nature of the internet, a few bad apples might be giving bogus hair removal information. I invite you to head to the hair removal forums and register for free!
Available hair removal forums
Temporary hair removal methods
Depilation (removing part of the hair above the skin's surface) lasting several hours to several days:
Shaving (manually or with electric shavers)
Depilatories (creams or "shaving powders" which chemically dissolve hair)
Friction (rough surfaces used to buff away hair)
Epilation (removing the entire hair) lasting several days to several weeks:
Rotary epilators (devices which rapidly grasp hairs and pull them out by the root)
Threading (also called fatlah or khite, in which a twisted thread catches hairs as it's rolled across the skin)
Waxing (a hot or cold layer is applied and then removed with porous strips)
Sugaring (similar to waxing, but with a sticky paste)
Tweezing
"Permanent" hair removal methods
Here, you have several imperfect options. Permanently destroying the areas that regulate hair growth while sparing surrounding tissue is a difficult challenge.
Professional electrolysis (permanent hair removal for most, if done properly)
Home electrolysis (permanent hair removal for some, if done properly)
Laser and light-based hair removal (permanent hair reduction for some if done properly- only with certain devices)
Prescription oral medications (lasting hair inhibition for many, but requires continuous use)
Prescription topical Vaniqa (lasting hair inhibition for many, but requires continuous use)
Restricted hair removal methods
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) (experimental)
X-ray hair removal (banned in the United States for cosmetic use)
Gene therapy (experimental)
Doubtful hair removal methods
These methods have not been subjected to enough rigid scientific scrutiny to back their claims of effectiveness.
Electric tweezers
Transdermal hair removal
Transcutaneous hair removal patches
Photoepilators
Microwave hair removal
Foods and dietary supplements
Non-prescription hair inhibitors, hair retardants, or hair growth inhibitors
Hair removal tips
Reducing pain
Skin care and avoiding side effects
Saving money on hair removal
Improving hair removal effectiveness
Advertisement
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Special topics and conditions:
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Mature topics (statement of age and registration required)
Emotional issues
Suggestions, comments, criticisms
Up-to-date information
Advertising
Government regulation
Hair removal breaking news
Referrals
Medical specialists (dermatologists, endocrinologists, etc.)
Laser hair removal practitioners
Electrologists
Professional waxing, threading, brow shaping, etc.
Lawyers (consumer injury and consumer fraud)
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Hairfacts is my main site. It's based on verifiable hair removal facts you can go check yourself.
HairTell is about consumer experiences with hair removal, which are often not possible to verify and are not scientific. Although most consumers here are honest and helpful, due to the nature of the internet, a few bad apples might be giving bogus hair removal information. I invite you to head to the hair removal forums and register for free!
Available hair removal forums
Temporary hair removal methods
Depilation (removing part of the hair above the skin's surface) lasting several hours to several days:
Shaving (manually or with electric shavers)
Depilatories (creams or "shaving powders" which chemically dissolve hair)
Friction (rough surfaces used to buff away hair)
Epilation (removing the entire hair) lasting several days to several weeks:
Rotary epilators (devices which rapidly grasp hairs and pull them out by the root)
Threading (also called fatlah or khite, in which a twisted thread catches hairs as it's rolled across the skin)
Waxing (a hot or cold layer is applied and then removed with porous strips)
Sugaring (similar to waxing, but with a sticky paste)
Tweezing
"Permanent" hair removal methods
Here, you have several imperfect options. Permanently destroying the areas that regulate hair growth while sparing surrounding tissue is a difficult challenge.
Professional electrolysis (permanent hair removal for most, if done properly)
Home electrolysis (permanent hair removal for some, if done properly)
Laser and light-based hair removal (permanent hair reduction for some if done properly- only with certain devices)
Prescription oral medications (lasting hair inhibition for many, but requires continuous use)
Prescription topical Vaniqa (lasting hair inhibition for many, but requires continuous use)
Restricted hair removal methods
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) (experimental)
X-ray hair removal (banned in the United States for cosmetic use)
Gene therapy (experimental)
Doubtful hair removal methods
These methods have not been subjected to enough rigid scientific scrutiny to back their claims of effectiveness.
Electric tweezers
Transdermal hair removal
Transcutaneous hair removal patches
Photoepilators
Microwave hair removal
Foods and dietary supplements
Non-prescription hair inhibitors, hair retardants, or hair growth inhibitors
Hair removal tips
Reducing pain
Skin care and avoiding side effects
Saving money on hair removal
Improving hair removal effectiveness
Advertisement
Learn the facts about Laser Hair Removal and make an informed decision by attending a free consultation with a specialist in your area.
Healthy Skin Portal updates you on the latest skin care information and connects you with local skin care clinics, medical spas, and cosmetic surgeons.
Special topics and conditions:
Razor bumps, shaving bumps, pseudofolliculitis barbae (PFB)
Bodybuilding and hair removal
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and hair removal
Pregnancy
Transgender, transsexual, and intersex hair removal issues
Mature topics (statement of age and registration required)
Emotional issues
Suggestions, comments, criticisms
Up-to-date information
Advertising
Government regulation
Hair removal breaking news
Referrals
Medical specialists (dermatologists, endocrinologists, etc.)
Laser hair removal practitioners
Electrologists
Professional waxing, threading, brow shaping, etc.
Lawyers (consumer injury and consumer fraud)
Affiliated with hairfacts.com: commercial-free hair removal facts for consumers
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アット・モノクローム銀河
モノクローム銀河はじめてのヌードですって、なんか懐かしいというか、
こんなの撮ってたのもすっかり忘れてたー（笑）
この間のダンボールに入っていた発掘写真ですよ。
もちろん撮影会のものです。確か場所は名古屋です。
そうそう、故秋山庄太郎先生が撮り方を教えてくれたっけ。
なんかレトロでストレートで、今風の撮り方じゃないけど、額に汗して
撮ったような気がする（笑）ちょっとウェットな情感みたいのを
感じてもらえるといいのですが。
この時は50mmF1.4と200mmF4しか手持ちのレンズがなくて、必然的に
50mmで撮りました。85とか105mmがあればよかったんでしょうけど。
写真にもなんにもなってませんけど、いい思い出です。
次回もう一枚載せますね！
こんなの撮ってたのもすっかり忘れてたー（笑）
この間のダンボールに入っていた発掘写真ですよ。
もちろん撮影会のものです。確か場所は名古屋です。
そうそう、故秋山庄太郎先生が撮り方を教えてくれたっけ。
なんかレトロでストレートで、今風の撮り方じゃないけど、額に汗して
撮ったような気がする（笑）ちょっとウェットな情感みたいのを
感じてもらえるといいのですが。
この時は50mmF1.4と200mmF4しか手持ちのレンズがなくて、必然的に
50mmで撮りました。85とか105mmがあればよかったんでしょうけど。
写真にもなんにもなってませんけど、いい思い出です。
次回もう一枚載せますね！
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