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How do I shave my armpits well?

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How do I shave my armpits well?

Postby rei » Wed Jul 28, 2010 7:30 am

When I shave my armpits, I always still have a little bit of hair left and sporadic red dots.

I have tried to switch razors, deodorant, and shaving cream, but nothing is working! Summer is coming up and I need them to clear up!

Thank you!
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How do I shave my armpits well?

Postby niran » Wed Jul 28, 2010 7:45 am

When I shave my armpits, I always still have a little bit of hair left and sporadic red dots.

I have tried to switch razors, deodorant, and shaving cream, but nothing is working! Summer is coming up and I need them to clear up!

Thank you!
Try switching to waxing or epliating; thats what works for me.

Otherwise try exfoliating and using the best quality razor you can buy. If the red bumbs are ingrowns try treating them with tea tree oil and (gently!) freeing the hair with tweezers.
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How do I shave my armpits well?

Postby willie » Wed Jul 28, 2010 7:58 am

if it is that bad,you should go to your doctor for a solution.i mean if you switched creams and everything then thats your only choice.
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