I began shaving there after I had a SO briefly stop a very enjoyable BJ because a hair had gotten in her mouth. Blew the moment, so to speak; decided to be considerate since she shaved for me. Have never looked back. Only nicked myself once and it wasn’t too bad. One suggestion, though, is to shave the night before a visit to a provider, not the day of. Gives any invisible micronicks a chance to heal partially and thus decreases the risk of infection.
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Personal Hygiene Recommendations for Men
- Thread starter Buckedi
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+1 on this. I actually recommend 2-3 prior. There have been a few times I failed that rule and did it the night before an apt and cut myself. Depending on where that cut is it could dramatically increase your risk of an STD should one be present. One time I had a cut on the top below the base of the shaft and actually canceled the apt due to that (I didn't tell provider this just said an emergency came up). Better safe than sorry. Oh, and I been shaving/trimming body hair for near 40 years now before it was popular. I never liked the look on myself because I was always naturally patchy. Like who wants a couple random patches of chest hair, few girl prefers that, it isn't very manly. Better smooth if it doesn't grow in masculinely. And agree for BJ/RJ definitely necessary if you want best experience possible. It may not always be better experience, but it won't ever be worse.
Years ago I went to a provider and as soon as I got my face close to hers she jumped. She said that the stubble irritated her. So from then on I made certain that my face is completely clean shaven when I go.
As far as manscaping it's something I pretty much always did. Here's the simple thing I do anyway.
Go to Walmart you can get a trimmer with attachments for like 15 bucks.
You can use the attachment to trim the pelvic region. Nothing like being nice and groomed. Then you can take the trimmer without any attachments and trim from the shaft right up to the pelvic region.
Then you can do it without any attachments between where your boys rest and kind of like the perineum over to your legs and down to the bung area. Believe it or not you can use that trimmer on your shaft and on your boys and it won't cut you.
But the good news is once you have all that under control you can just take a razor in the shower with you and it takes like 2 minutes to maintain it. Then you can groom your pelvic region and you're about all set.
You don't have to shave under your arms but you shouldn't have real long stringy armpit hair. Anywhere else on your body that looks disgusting or that could irritate the provider you need to get rid of that hair.
Many many years ago someone told me that anywhere you want someone's face to go... no hair.
As far as manscaping it's something I pretty much always did. Here's the simple thing I do anyway.
Go to Walmart you can get a trimmer with attachments for like 15 bucks.
You can use the attachment to trim the pelvic region. Nothing like being nice and groomed. Then you can take the trimmer without any attachments and trim from the shaft right up to the pelvic region.
Then you can do it without any attachments between where your boys rest and kind of like the perineum over to your legs and down to the bung area. Believe it or not you can use that trimmer on your shaft and on your boys and it won't cut you.
But the good news is once you have all that under control you can just take a razor in the shower with you and it takes like 2 minutes to maintain it. Then you can groom your pelvic region and you're about all set.
You don't have to shave under your arms but you shouldn't have real long stringy armpit hair. Anywhere else on your body that looks disgusting or that could irritate the provider you need to get rid of that hair.
Many many years ago someone told me that anywhere you want someone's face to go... no hair.