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Research has shown that 86 percent of both genders are battling bumps which can be so stubborn to treat during or after shaving.
This can be so irritating and embarrassing and many people have lost their self-esteem because of it but worry not
Here’s a simple way to avoid them.
1. Trim, Don’t Shave It All
Most people think shaving everything off is best, but it’s not.
Trimming your beard or pubic hair instead of clearing everything protects your skin. Hair acts as a natural barrier, reducing irritation and friction. Leave a little; it’s healthier.
2. Shave In The Direction Of Hair Growth
Always shave in the same direction your hair grows.
Shaving against it may seem faster, but it’s harsh on your skin and can cause ingrown hairs and bumps.
Be gentle; your skin is precious.
3. Keep It Clean
Good hygiene is important! After shaving, your skin becomes more vulnerable because the tiny pores (spores) are open.
Wash the area gently and keep it dry to avoid irritation or infections.
After every shave, don’t stay long without bathing.
4. Avoid Tight Clothes
After shaving, the skin becomes more sensitive. This is because you have exposed the skin more.
Tight clothes can cause friction and trap sweat, making bumps worse.
For a few days, go for loose, breathable fabrics to give your skin space to heal.
5. Don’t Shave Before Intimacy
Avoid shaving immediately or a few hours before intimacy.why because Friction during love making irritates freshly shaved skin, causing redness and bumps. Shave at least a day or two before
6. Moisturize Post-Shave
After shaving, always moisturize!
I personally use coconut oil; it’s natural, soothing, and reduces irritation.
Spray it daily for 2–3 days after shaving to keep your skin soft and hydrated.Tap Here To Read Full Details
