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    Si non confectus, non reficiat SpockIOM's Avatar
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    I'd argue against using a cheapo Bic, Uzi. I've tried it and it was a terrible experience. Medical prep is one thing, but manscaping properly is a different sport altogether!

    Personal experience says go with a mild to medium shaver, make sure you stretch the skin a bit, use a VERY light touch (as if it needed saying), and use a good lather - Mitchell's wool fat is my go-to soap cos of the lanolin content. And make sure you rinse and moisturise properly afterwards. It can itch afterwards and when growing back, but it's probably not as bas as one might imagine. You may want to trim down with clippers first but it isn't always necessary - depends on your razor and blade of choice.

    Oh, and take your time (again, as if that needed saying)!

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    Safest would be to just braid it and be done!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tcrideshd View Post
    Safest would be to just braid it and be done!
    Thanks TC, I'm going to be laughing all day.
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    Have someone else do it. Sit back and relax. Make it interesting and go with a straight.
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