Thread: Shaving legs and the special area

leave your junk alone with the straight.. There's a simple effective and cheap solution, it's called veet. there's a mens version, but the womens bikini line version is better.

I will be fielding no questions on how i know this..

Consider this situation:
Big meet that day. You're a little nervous. You set down to shave, razor in one hand, your junk in the other. Part way through, BANG! Your partner/cat/dog/mother (gads!) slams open the bathroom door to to find you with your razor in one hand, your now disconnected junk in the other and a blank, pale look on your face.
To make matters worse, the surgeon sews it all back on upside down and takes pictures to show his golf buddies.

as far as the legs go, +1 to what has already been said, watch around the knee and ankle and stretch out and go slow, have been forced to shave a leg below the knee for a few weeks due to some skin irritation, that clears up better without the hair on the leg. as far as the package area, did that once for the snip, and a razor has never graced the area again, and wont as far as i am concerned

DE for the man parts and straight for the legs.

No way I'd use the straight edge near my junk. IMO, that blade is designed for the face, or at least somewhat larger, semi-flat surfaces. Not a lot of that down there...

The concept of a very short straight edge as "coochie razor" has been discussed here before. Until something like that hits the shelves, this is one area in which I have absolutely no shame using a Fusion!

Originally Posted by HamburgO

IMO, that blade is designed for ... somewhat larger ... surfaces. Not a lot of that down there...

Glad we got that cleared up...

Originally Posted by LegalBeagle

Glad we got that cleared up...

For some reason your avatar makes this (already) excellent thread that much more enjoyable for me.

Originally Posted by LegalBeagle

Glad we got that cleared up...

Just speaking for myself, of course. Your mileage, or downtown area rather, may well vary...

I remember the first computers my father bought for his office. Five Wangs.

Now I know what you are thinking: "what on earth do wangs have to do with this thread?"

Well the thing was that along with the wangs, my father had to invest money in training his staff to handle them. In much the same way I think you need to invest some time in learning how to (to continue the analogy) "handle your Wang" as it were, before tackling the shaving.

James.

I saw this story today and it reminded me of this thread...

Desperate cross-dressing dad nearly dies trying to chop off his own penis with a Stanley knife - The Daily Record