Thread: Shaving inner legs...

Hi, I'm a guy - asking on behalf of my woman. I saw this board and thought that you guys might have some decent knowledge between you, so I thought I'd ask about an issue that concerns my partner.

Basically, on her inner legs, when she shaves (not just immediately after, can last for ages), she gets what look like normal spots. They last longer, however, are apparently painful, and as the skin is different on the legs than elsewhere, they would seem to be far tougher to do anything with (smaller pores and stuff). She generally seems to shave against the grain, which, as a guy, I've told her not to do as it can cause ingrowing hairs, but then again when I've tried shaving her it's tough to get it all properly without going against the grain.

She's talked to a dermotologist about this, and she got put on generic antibiotic #3424, and was given some alcohol scrub stuff to clean the area. Months have passed, and it's not like the problem has solved itself completely, although it is slightly better.

Oh, one other thing that I think was a factor was.... Vaseline... Whenever she used a certain toy she got vaseline all over her inner legs, which in my eyes would be good at blocking pores and stuff.


Does this sound like a common issue, does anyone have any tips they could pass on which I could in turn pass on? I can't say it's not in my interest in solving this, as it means she shaves less...

Thanks for any help.

Thanks for the response.

I'd say that makes sense, she does want to get laser hair removal, but I think that costs a lot and she doesn't have the cash now... How much does it cost?

As for waxing, she has tried a few times (before I met her) and said that it never really worked, out - in that it never got all the hairs, was patchy or whatever. Was she just using a **** waxing thing? Are her hairs just too tough? (lol)

I mean that they look like normal (acne) spots that one would find on the face, only without a head... Basically just a swollen pore, or something. Reddish, obviously.

probably the wax she used was a bad kind, coz there's an oil based wax and a water based one depending on her skin type, if sensitive etc. and there is no one with tougher hair than mine!hehe.and dawn9800 is right, exfoliating does help...if the apricot scrub doesn't work, i don't know if you have it in salons where you live but if you do find a salon that offers Moroccan Bath i suggest she try it, it consists of moroccan bath soap extracted from olives and alot of steam...or get the stuff and do it at home, you need a very rough glove or loofah and the moroccan soap. it's honestly the best thing ever!it's the ultimate exfoliator and it's from neck to toe... and i don't think it's expensive.it'll get rid of most of those pimples, some are ingrown hairs and clear off aaall dead skin and impurities, plus the skin feels so smooth and looks great after. unfortunately laser is expensive where i live (Dubai), and it didn't help me, but that's coz i have pcos.hormone imbalance+laser=more and tougher hair...but that's just meee hehe.
take care

Hi,

I don't know if this will work for other, but it has for me, I found that if you use an antiperspirant like Secret, after shaving and exfoliating, in that area then you don't get those bumps.

Mari

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