DO NOT use veet or nair on your scrotum it is not fun! or in the inside of your elbow or knee

Quote from: cblucky21 on July 12, 2009, 08:06:07 AM
DO NOT use veet or nair on your scrotum it is not fun! or in the inside of your elbow or knee

The mental image of that is precious! 

Waxing isn't a good idea either, hon.

Shaving is your best option.  Trust me.

You aren't the only one to find that out. 

-Sandy(I'm on FIRE!)

lol they are still on fire ugh i hate them so useless

Quote from: cblucky21 on July 12, 2009, 09:43:58 AM
lol they are still on fire ugh i hate them so useless

Use some moisturizer that has no alcohol (some do), that may help soothe the irritation. And if you shave down there, use a mild soap or shave gel that is for legs and underarms.

And be careful!  Getting razor burn on that sensitive tissue is just as bad.

Just think of it as raw material for correcting your birth defect.

-Sandy

Quote from: Sandy on July 12, 2009, 09:40:43 AM
The mental image of that is precious! 

Waxing isn't a good idea either, hon.

Shaving is your best option.  Trust me.

You aren't the only one to find that out. 

-Sandy(I'm on FIRE!)

shaving the scrotum?

shaving is so much safer than nairing my god lol im never doing that again

Quote from: Nero on July 12, 2009, 10:05:55 AM
Shaving the scrotum?

Yup, it's one of the great rituals right before your SRS surgery.

Shaving is the way to go but with caution. Even small cuts  bleed alot.

Quote from: cblucky21 on July 12, 2009, 08:06:07 AM
DO NOT use veet or nair on your scrotum it is not fun! or in the inside of your elbow or knee

What possessed you to want to use Nair on your scrotum in the first place? What was wrong with shaving? The big question is will you have ingrown hairs?

Quote from: cblucky21 on July 12, 2009, 08:06:07 AM
DO NOT use veet or nair on your scrotum it is not fun!

I accidentally did that once, I rinsed it off right away but it burned for a whole day.

in my opinion, depilatory cream is a false advertised waste of money. so is smooth away. if anything, depilatory cream is good for melting off thick amounts of hair to make it easier to shave afterward. i've been through a depilatory cream phase, and everytime after using it on my upper lip, i had a prickly irritated feeling that lasted for a couple days. i thought this was just what it felt like to have stubble there, but i was wrong. i finally decided to start shaving my face after using every femenine facial hair removal method, and i get little irritation from it.

Quote from: Princess on July 16, 2009, 08:03:32 PM
in my opinion, depilatory cream is a false advertised waste of money. so is smooth away. if anything, depilatory cream is good for melting off thick amounts of hair to make it easier to shave afterward. i've been through a depilatory cream phase, and everytime after using it on my upper lip, i had a prickly irritated feeling that lasted for a couple days. i thought this was just what it felt like to have stubble there, but i was wrong. i finally decided to start shaving my face after using every femenine facial hair removal method, and i get little irritation from it.

I tried it and after just a few rounds of it I started getting burns in the form of red raised irritated areas. And it never got totally rid of the hair.

Quote from: riven_one on July 16, 2009, 08:23:57 PM
I tried it and after just a few rounds of it I started getting burns in the form of red raised irritated areas. And it never got totally rid of the hair.

i know, i actually bled from using it a second time on my upper lip, and it did absolutely nothing but that. i think the instructions mention to only use it once within a 24 hour period, but it is unlikely that it's going to remove the hair enough that you'll be satisfied in one go.

...Did it at least work???