20Jun/11Off
How do girls remove their armpit hair without leaving red bumps and removing all of it?
Every time I shave my armpits in the shower, I end up accidentally cutting myself, not removing all the hair, or having red bumps appear. I want to know how girls remove their armpit hair so well? I have complications with that.
I use the Schick Intuition Plus Sensitive Care razor and soap when shaving.
I have really sensitive skin. D:
So I have to be really careful with what I use.
June 20th, 2011 - 23:32
use shaving cream instead, it works better
and try to concentrate more
you probably have sensative skin, and they have shaving products for that
June 20th, 2011 - 23:32
Shaving Cream ( one marked sensitive skin ) leave it on for a few minutes before you shave
June 20th, 2011 - 23:32
Try using shaving cream or hair conditioner and apply it in the opposite direction of hair growth. You might also try exfoliating your armpits first. And always make sure you’re using a fresh razor blade.
June 20th, 2011 - 23:32
well shaving cream might help with the bumps, and if you shave down normally, then shave UP right after, and that gets rid of all the hairs.
for me anyway,
hope this helps!
=]
June 20th, 2011 - 23:32
That is good you are using the sensitive skin stuff, you should also put sensitive skin lotion on them too. As far as cutting yourself, it really does take practice…give it a few more month and you’ll be an armpit shaving pro! ;) take care :)
June 20th, 2011 - 23:32
Use BBQ sauce. It works. Or you can use radioactive metal. It can remove your armpit hairs in a few seconds.
June 20th, 2011 - 23:32
Well, if you’d like to stick with shaving I’ve found that Gillette Venus Breeze is allot less likely to cut or irritate skin then the other razors I’ve tried. If it doesn’t work for you a few other things that may help are, make sure the soap you are using is moisturizing and, of course shave slowly and carefully. If you would like an alternative to shaving their are plenty of hair removal products available (I think Nair is one…) that are kind of like creams you put on, wait a bit then rinse & rub off and ta-da! No more hair! If you’re skins super sensitive you may want to be careful with those though. :)