Should I shave, Trimm, or wax---u know where?
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Wooo hooo......lol\n\nIt's really, really itchy. It's high maintenance post shave.\n\nIf you're doing it for yourself then I imagine waxing will last much longer, and it will increase your sensitivity. Looks hot, feels hot, but did I mention that it's real itchy when it comes back in?!  lol\n\nTrimming is easier to live with and deal with. Can look good too.\n\nIf you decide to take up the carpet altogether......waxing will be much more complete, last longer and (I think) give you less stubble as well.\n\nShaving will give you stubble the next day, and it will really only be worth while a fraction of the time of waxing, but it's not painful. Waxing will ummmm......hurt.
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Like I've answered before, it's completely healthy and normal. Waxing is less dangerous and costs about $35 every 4 weeks so it might be a better route to go. If you do shave though make sure you have you excess folds of skin (labia) pulled away from the area you start to shave as these are filled with blood vessels and it can lead to a decent bit of bleeding. Before you start I recommend using Bump Rx from Sally's Beauty Store for about 4 days, it cuts down on skin rashes, bumps and chafing. Good luck!
473934
Try waxing instead of shaving
1148063
You're going to hate this answer but, wax it. If not trim it wit some clippers.
630207
i use a single blade razor. all of those multi blade razors cause more irritation. i also shave down, in the direction of the hair growth, because its less stressful on the razor and on the skin. if you dont like shaving, i know some people who just trim the hair with a pair of scissors, but if you choose this method, be careful not to cut yourself. try some different things and see what works best for you.
301558
Shave it, or use laser hair removal
345412
If you want to be clean-shaven, shave.  Having a beard and not wanting it is reason-enough to shave.  (Talk to your parents about it.)
360892
Shave after a hot shower.  Ditch the three bladed-razor and use a 2 or 1 bladed.  Shave only in the direction of the grain.  Use a high quality cream (not drug store variety).  \n\nThe thing that helped me THE MOST was buying a shave brush.  My face has never looked better, and the shaves are super close.
644534
of course we are out here. What this crap about shaving, do I have to be a hairy hippie? ewwww.
612708
You shave.  End of story.  Unless you want to spend a lot of money to have the hair follicles removed, and can find some outfit that will actually do it, you're stuck with stubble growing in and itching.
557742
Shaving is a personal choice , some do some don't . I do because I personally do not like all the hair . I am a hairy guy and it just looks clean and neat when some of the hair is gone .
1103801
go to the salon and get it waxed.
48071
Neatly trimmed but not shaved is best.  A man with shaved pubic hair just looks strange.  And how do you know where to stop?
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I think the majority of ladies in NAmerica wax or do something with their bikini area. I personally wouldn't recommend waxing at home, unless you have a huge tolerance for self inflicted pain. True that it's more private, and you can cry and whine like a baby all you want, no one's gonna know, but for really great results, I'd go to a professional, and get them to do it. They can do a better job, reach places you can't even see, and get all the hair out faster, and actually with a little less pain. Make sure they are trained properly though, cause if not, you might as well do it at home. Expect to pay between $30 and $50 for a session, depending on where you go. And, as was already mentioned, the hair should be about 1/2" in length for the wax to work properly. They'll trim it if it's a little too long.\nWhen you get it done professionally, they'll most likely use a hot wax, which can be fairly warm. Using a spatula, they'll spread it on the area (that was the part I found most painful), and using strips of cloth, rip out the hair by it's roots, thus eliminating the hair from that area, for about 1-1.5 weeks. As you get it done more and more, less hair will grow back, and what does come in will be finer. Theoretically, after years of consistantly doing it, the hair should cease to grow, or at least grow in so little that you only have to treat the area once or twice a year. But I don't do it religously, so I can't say if that's true or not. But it does seem to be coming in finer.\nSo there you go, that's my experience with it. Overall, I'd say go to a salon, pay them, and get it done professionally.
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I would wax them. It lasts longer... No chemical burns from Nair... no nicks, cuts, or sharp stubble from shaving.
607020
I like a good shaved "one". Thats how I do mine. It makes me feel smooth and sexy! I like my men trimed though. Just enough hair to be manly but not enough to get in my teeth.
778542
warm shower helps soften the hair. shave in the direction  the facial hair is growing to avoid irritation (on the neck shaving down is better for less irritation. If your face can handle it; for the closest shave, shave down and up on each area. This may lead to irritation and shaving bumps though