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4. Rinse Off
Now that you have shaved the desired areas around your genitals, it’s time to rinse off.
For this step, there are a few suggestions you should consider:
Use anti-bacterial soap again to wash shaved areas
Use semi-cold water to help close hair and skin follicles
Bend over in the shower to make sure you sufficiently wash your crack of trimmed hair.
5. Pat Dry Yourself
Grab a clean body towel and gently pat dry yourself. Avoid rubbing motions, particularly
around the area you have just shaved.
Patting yourself dry will help to reduce bumps and irritation.
6. Apply the Antiseptic
Using the antiseptic gel as previously recommended, liberally apply to the shaved
areas. If you have super sensitive skin, take a small amount and test-apply to see how
you react.
If it feels OK, you can try more.
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Use the powder for a fresh, crisp feeling
7. Use the Powder
Once the gel has dried, use a little of the body powder that was mentioned earlier in
this article.
You should apply powder to the shaved area every other day and more frequently if
you are active at the gym or involved with sports. This will help with ventilation and
make you feel fresh.
8. Repeat as Needed
Here is the deal – once you start shaving your genitals, you will need to keep doing it.
While everyone grows hair at a different rate, you will likely want to repeat the above
mentioned process several times a week.
Over the course of time, you will be able to figure out how frequently you will need to
trim/shave. You’ll also get into your own routine and determine what works and what
doesn’t.
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