Can men cut their pubic hair?

As men grow older, they will grow some hair on their lower body. These hairs will affect the normal pore excretion system and cause local itching due to sweating. Therefore, men should clean their lower body regularly. Also, it should be noted that the hair on the lower body can be removed. Do not use depilatory creams or other chemical products when removing hair.

Use a trimmer to trim the hairy area to a diameter of less than 0.6 cm. This will make it easier to shave later. Long hair is more likely to clog the razor. Use a special beard trimmer, which is easier to use than scissors and will cut the hair shorter. If you use barber scissors, make sure the scissors have a number 0 or 1 blade, which will be similar to using a razor.

Avoid using an electric razor to shave. The skin in the scrotum area is thin and loose, and it can get pinched by these razors, which can be very painful. If for some reason you have to use an electric razor, don't use it to shave the hair in the lower center of the penis or the center of the scrotum, as shaving these areas can be very painful. Try not to get an erection, or you could cut yourself.

Make sure the room you are going to use will be vacant for at least the next hour (or maybe longer, depending on your preference) as shaving should not be rushed. You can shave late at night.

You can shave while sitting in a very light hot shower. Soaking the area in hot water will make it easier to get the area ready for shaving than in a shower. Your body will be stable (since you are sitting) and the penis area will be easily accessible. The water to rinse the hair away will also be at hand, which is convenient. If this is not possible, sitting on the floor or somewhere else will make the process easier and more stable.

If you sit on the toilet in a corner, place a trash can under your genitals. This will make it easier to clean up the mess.

If you prefer standing, try shaving in the shower. Just make sure to stay above the water to avoid washing off the shaving foam, and to keep rinsing the blade. Shaving at the beginning of the shower will close the cut and prevent staining your clothing.

3: Apply shaving cream

Use a shaving cream suitable for sensitive skin (such as Coochie cream, etc.) to lather the genitals. Do not use mint ingredients or strongly scented foam, otherwise it will irritate the area. Use an antibacterial shaving cream to minimize the chance of bacteria invading pores and hair follicles.

Pull the penis down and scrape from the glans to the navel.

Pull the penis to one side and shave the hair on the sides and the scrotum inwards.

Pull up the penis and scrape from the penis down to the lower part of the scrotum.

It will be easier to shave if the scrotal skin is stretched. Be sure to shave the scrotal hair from the center to the sides as carefully as possible.

5. Post-shaving care

Wash the shaved area with mild soapy water.

Pat dry gently. Rubbing with a towel may cause irritation.

Use some anti-inflammatory cream to minimize irritation to your skin. If you shave for the first or second time, it is likely that your skin will be irritated as the hair grows back, which may cause itching and redness. This will go away after about a week, and if you shave more regularly, it will generally not occur again.