Thread: Am I doing something wrong or is my hair just too stubbly? (public hair removal)

No but even when the razor was new it still gave me cuts. I had it for months now. I use a shaving gel that says its for sensitive skin.

First off, I'm a man...so I can only tell you what works for my SO who is very sensitive to shaving "down there" too.

She allows it to grow back between shaves a little longer than just "stubble".
She always exfoliates the area before she shaves it to help prevent ingrown hairs.
She soaks in a very warm bath before she shaves to get the hair and skin as soft and warm as possible.
She uses the Venus brand razor and a shaving gel. She uses her blow dryer to dry her razor immediately after use to help extend the life of the razor.
She ONLY shaves in the direction that the hair grows. That means changing direction frequently but it beats cuts or other complications.
She doesn't shave much before she rinses the blade clean under very warm water.
She uses some sort of skin moisturizer after she has rinsed any remaining gel off once she has completed the shaving.
She changes razor blades at the first feel of any "tug" or "pulling".

Since she has followed the above mentioned steps, she has seen much better results.

you could wax if you can stand the pain...

i had that problem and i stated 2 use removel cream that work great on me,just dont leave on as long or less u want 2 be bare.

use shaving gel too...