thread: How do you shave your 'down yonder area'?

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    after watching a birth video whilst pg with DS1 and seeing that the woman looked like she had dreads down their I began hair removal cream treatment.

    Its from Avon, easy to use, 10 mins off then rinse it off in the shower...done.

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    after watching a birth video whilst pg with DS1 and seeing that the woman looked like she had dreads down their I began hair removal cream treatment.

    Its from Avon, easy to use, 10 mins off then rinse it off in the shower...done.
    I was probably a lady with dreadlocks. I went into shock when they said "you're going to be induced tomorrow" a MONTH early. It's the last thing I was thinking about. Felt a tad mortified later.

    I am trying to psyche up for a wax but after seeing a lady in town come out of one with blisters under her eyebrows I'm a little scared. I could deal if they blister my eyebrows but "down there"? *shudder* I'll just stick to the hair removal cream for the time being.

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    I think I'll give Maz's stuff a go! I used one of those, maybe Nair, & it burnt my legs after a few seconds, so I never had the guts to try it anywhere else. Avon one might be worth a shot...
    DH always asks (begs) to help me out, but I trust my guesstimate more than I trust his excitement

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    I think I'll give Maz's stuff a go! I used one of those, maybe Nair, & it burnt my legs after a few seconds, so I never had the guts to try it anywhere else. Avon one might be worth a shot...
    DH always asks (begs) to help me out, but I trust my guesstimate more than I trust his excitement
    I can't use the normal stuff but I can use the sensitive skin stuff.

    DP is always doing the same to me and i say "maybe when I'm pregnant again and can't get to it"... I dunno what your excuse could be :P

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    I used hair removal cream and applied it standing in front of the mirror - seemed to work well. I used a few different brands that a got from the chemist/supermarket and never had any issues (I have sensitive skin).

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    Nov 2009
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    I used Nair once, and was a little overenthusiastic with it. Can I just say OOOOOWWWWWWWWW when you get too much cream, ahem, too close to the action point

    In the end I just stopped trying to get rid of it. It was hard enough to tie my shoelaces I don't think I shaved again until the twins were a few months old as action was the furthest thing from my mind.

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    Aug 2007
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    omg, im in need of the loo reading these replies lol...i must admit that i am a shaver, i cant bear the thought of getting waxed, although i guess it be better in the long run...Hubby bought me a trimmer a few years ago and i have to say it was one of the best pressies he has ever bought.much safer than taking off the whole lot with a big bump in the way lol and when i cant reach i just have a shower and then get hubby to do the rest..lol....