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Trimming and shaving- I know its been posted before - 1/6/2007 12:21:49 PM

draba

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Dear Mistress'
Last week I trimmed the hair for my Mistress/Wife. She does not want to shave. The other night she told me I cut too much because now it is itchy, in partifcular when she goes for her daily 2 mile walk. I was suprissed, as I thought that only happened when shaving. I suggested using talcum powder or some cream. She says she will have to wait for it to grow back.
Does anybody have any suggestions that I can offer her?
Just to show her that I can relate, I shaved more of myself than I normally do.
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RE: Trimming and shaving- I know its been posted before - 1/6/2007 10:41:12 PM

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LOL
Do a better job next time or else!

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RE: Trimming and shaving- I know its been posted before - 1/7/2007 9:01:13 AM

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Too bad she doesn't want to be fully shaved.
I love being totally bald. I just make sure I don't go more than three days between shavings.
If she wants to start being fully shaved and not "itch", shave her every day for first week, then every other day for next one then back to every three days or more if she likes.
I find hair just acts as an insulation layer to block sensations.
Good luck with the cure for itching.

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RE: Trimming and shaving- I know its been posted before - 1/7/2007 10:33:26 AM

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ORIGINAL: draba

Dear Mistress'
Last week I trimmed the hair for my Mistress/Wife. She does not want to shave. The other night she told me I cut too much because now it is itchy, in partifcular when she goes for her daily 2 mile walk. I was suprissed, as I thought that only happened when shaving. I suggested using talcum powder or some cream. She says she will have to wait for it to grow back.
Does anybody have any suggestions that I can offer her?
Just to show her that I can relate, I shaved more of myself than I normally do.
draba

Besides not trimming quite so close, one of the things I'd suggest is that she use a nice cream rinse moisturizer while showering to soften the pubic hair. It can make quite a difference in how soft the hair feels.

My guess is that when you trimmed her pubic hair, you left sharp ends and that is likely what is irritating her, depending of course on how close you trimmed her. The cream rinse moisturizer will help to soften the ends and hopefully lessen the itchiness she is experiencing until it grows to the length she will be comfortable with, at which point you'll be able to maintain it for her. You'll also want to make certain you are using very sharp scissors made for cutting hair in the future.

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RE: Trimming and shaving- I know its been posted before - 1/7/2007 10:38:42 AM

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there are MANY pages found online that give tips for shaving pubic hair... they are all pretty much on the same page with their suggestions.

Just google it & you'll find plenty of tips

I've been shaved for years & sometimes I get the little bumps that aggrivate most & sometimes I don't... the short description is best to shave while bathing or immediately after (I shave during) use a good razor & go with the hair growth.... don't let it grow back. Letting it grow back will cause the irritation. Be gentle... don't keep going over the same area too often. It is better to leave a few hairs & catch them in a day or two when you shave again than to be baby smooth the first time. The skin has to get used to this process.

Do the search & you'll find many finer points.

good luck

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