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[aboy]

story behind all this... so yesterday my pubes itched so bad to the point of me getting a womans razor {no man in this house} and shaving my pubes... now it hurts SOO bad to touch the stubs... anything in the house to help it?

[Seth.]

That depends on what you have in your house. Perhaps sunburn cream if you have it? I think a woman's razor is probably the best choice, but maybe the blade was dull.

[BlueEyedFloridian]

Lotion... Antiperspirant. Also, using a dove moisturizing soap with no wash cloth or rag only apply liberally by hand in the shower will take the razor burn away over night. It happens to me every time my razor goes bad!

[CosmicNoodle]

Ha Ha, sorry buddy but you used a bad razor...but i do think that you should get yourself checked out for pubic lice if your pubes itched that badly.
Only thing i could suggest you do is apply some sort of lotion such as baby oil, i found that helps to get rid of razor burn fairly well when it happens to me

[johnsmith1]

Give it a couple of days as they grow back.

[From Chris]

story behind all this... so yesterday my pubes itched so bad to the point of me getting a womans razor {no man in this house} and shaving my pubes... now it hurts SOO bad to touch the stubs... anything in the house to help it?

I've had that before. Shaving can make it worse with razor burn or just painful when growing back! But i would just put a creme like lotion or aloe to stop the itching. I would say if you have any aloe gel like for sunburns use that. Careful because it can sting if you get it on your penis, but it will feel cold and shouldn't itch.

[AlexC]

Just let it grow for a few days and the itch should probably go away. Just don't put anything to it as it will likely to cause more irritation.

[cpkid09]

usually aloe vera haha

[Anton's Key]

Ya, try some anti-biotic cream if anything it'll trick ya into thinking it works. good luck :P

[Jtyler]

Wouldn't touch it it might get worse, just leave it alone

[Swagging god]

Try taking a shower/bath then apply aloe vera or some kind of moisturizer, and Gold Bond to relieve the itching that could occur when the hair begins to grow back. Also trimming is a possible alternative to shaving.

[DerBear]

What exactly did you do, have you cut yourself at all?

[parker84797]

Location or baby powder

[Elysium]

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