We got a lot of responses from our lovely followers on the issue of razor burn for the previous anon, so I’m going to post them all here! 

First off I really love your blog :D. But for the girls with the whole razor bump problems.. I have the same problem and I think it is due to a couple things The skin their is super sensitive and I am allergic to anything but real gold so that could contribute and shaving to often makes it much much worse. What I do to help is not shave as often, use lots of shaving gel, a sharp razor and i apply lotion afterwards. Just on the top part tho not the genital area. It seems to help me.

-sexquestionmark

I see a lot of questions on shaving. I’m extremely pale and have sensitive skin, and I used to get bumps and nicks. They should run a hot bath and soak for about 5 minutes to open up the pores, exfoliate with a loofah, and you can buy this aveno oatmeal bath stuff to pour in the bath. Instead of shaving cream use conditioner and go slow, when done pat dry with a cold cloth to close the pours. Rub a little bit of cortizone cream to reduce ictching and inflamation. I never get bumps or nicks now!

-brokentooyoung 

To the girl that’s always getting razor burn no matter what, I know personally I have to wait like a week and a half to shave each time so that I don’t get razor burn. I can use a dull razor without getting razor burn as long as I wait for the fuzz down there to grow a little. Maybe that’s just me, but it seems to work pretty well! But I guess it also depends on how often you have sex and whether or not the person you have sex with minds a little fuzz down there.

-ffucksocietyy 

For the bumps thing, i don’t know how well this works or how true it is but i hear exfoliating the area where the bumps usually show up can help.

-fuckingmypanda

Thank you all! 

-E