This is not a typical question posed to most blogs, but not too unusual for ours – and we love them – keep’em coming. The most popular question asked is usually in regards to testicle hair removal/manscaping. Many of the same answers apply to both anus and testicle hair removal. A wonderful and fun way to remove hair from these sensitive areas is by asking a lover or close friend. It can prove to be quite a sensual experience. Most people are not comfortable with that and so we offer the following advice. 

    There are a few things to keep in mind – hair preparation, hair removal location and the proper tools. Let’s begin with hair preparation. If you apply a powder to your skin prior to trimming/removing hair, anywhere on your body, it helps to lift the hair off your skin. This greatly assists in removing more hair, more closely and helps to keep your tools dryer and cleaner. Another very important element of anal hair preparation is cleanliness. It is crucial to cleanse the area prior to any hair removal. You must make sure your tools are not exposed to any nasty germs. So, please first wash and dry well – now you’re ready.

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I just received another question: "I just bought the Philips Norelco body groomer. It works great, but i still get the razor burn in my private area. I shaved then had stubel. So I shaved again the next day. Then i got the bumbs."

I am not crazy about the Phillips Norelco. Although it provides a smooth shave, it doesn't come with a seperate shaver that smooths the stubles in-between shaving. And yes, if you shave this sensitive area every day you are more likely to get the bumps and razor burn. As in my last post, I highly recommend Bikini Zone products to help with that razor burn. You apply it after shaving and it really helps to prevent those itchy bumps and razor burn.

I hope this has helped in your manscaping adventure!

-Chris