How To Shave Your Ass

Shaving your ass has a lot of benefits. One of the main benefits is that it can help to improve hygiene and reduce the risk of skin infections. Hair in the ass-region-area can trap sweat and bacteria, leading to itching, rashes, and other skin irritation. Not only that, but it makes wiping a lot easier.

Another benefit of shaving your ass is that it can help to improve the look and feel of the skin. If you’re into butt play with your partner, you can achieve a smoother and clearer complexion, which can enhance the overall appearance of the skin. Who doesn’t want to look their best?

Additionally, some people find that shaving their ass can also be a form of self-care and body grooming. It can help to boost confidence and make you feel more comfortable and relaxed in your own skin.

How To Shave Your Ass

• Trim the hair: Before shaving, use a pair of scissors or clippers to trim the hair as short as possible. This will make it easier to shave and reduce the risk of nicks and cuts.
  • Depending on how hairy you naturally are, this usually means using something like clippers with an adjustable head set to 2-4mm to buzz the majority of the hair off while dry. I like the Braun beard trimmer for this because it has the slide on heads for an even trim.

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• Exfoliate: After the bulk of the hair is off, I like to do the rest of this in the shower. Use a gentle exfoliating scrub to remove any dead skin cells to prepare the skin for shaving. This will also help to prevent ingrown hairs. I like the PureScrubs Dead Sea Salt body scrub because it works well, and is excellent for shaving sensitive areas.

• Lather up: Apply a shaving cream or gel to the area to be shaved. This will help to lubricate the skin and reduce the risk of razor burn. I like Cremo’s because it’s made for women and shaving sensitive areas like legs, armpits. It’s perfect for getting a nice thick layer before shaving your butt.
  • The reason to go through all these steps is to get the skin as prepared as possible to not hurt us later. If you’ve ever gotten razor burn you’d know that it creates itchy and painful bumps, ingrown hairs, and dries the skin out to become really itchy for days on end.

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• Use a sharp razor: Use a new, sharp razor to avoid nicking or cutting the skin. Make sure to shave in the direction of hair growth, and avoid going over the same area multiple times. Make sure to check and clear the head after every pass. If you’re a particularly hairy person, the head might clog after one pass.
  • Squat down, and use a mirror if you have one.
  • Shave from front to back or with the hair growth.
  • Start at the taint on one side and work your way back as far as you’d like.
  • Then work the entire area until you are clean shaven.
  • Be careful around your hole! Always shave away from the hole. Small, short strokes around the rim to clear any hair.
• Again, I like to use a women’s product for this because they are engineered for shaving legs and armpits and tend to be more moisturizing. Schick’s Intuition is perfect because it includes aloe and helps lather the area as you work.

• Rinse with cool water: After shaving, rinse the area with cool water to soothe the skin and remove any remaining shaving cream.

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• • DO NOT SKIP AFTER CARE!
    • Always use some kind of moisturizer on your ass after shaving. Use a good amount, and rub it into your cheeks. This is going to save you from an itchy and irritated ass overnight. It will also save you from ingrown hairs, razor burn, etc.
      • Depending on how dry your skin tends to be, you may want to put moisturizer on in the following couple of days. I usually reapply after the shower for 2-3 days to keep things comfortable.

How To Shave Your Ass Conclusion