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hair removal in sensitive area

I'm just curious (hense the name) butlatly i've been thinking of having a hair removal in the groin area and i was wondering how that works you know details i've never had any kind of waxing done before and i was curious as to what kinds of proceedures occured and exactly what the different types of wax jobs are

then such things as how sensitive (sore) is the skin after the initial pain and how long does it take for the discomfort to go away.

thanks

and do guys realy like it better when we're smooth down there?
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759898 tn?1234418143
If you do decide to wax, make sure you educate yourself on all the risks, including vaginal/labia tears if skin is not held tight enough.
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I second the shaving.  I have a good friend who likes to get waxed over shaving.  I think shaving is just easier and less costly.  Good luck if you go for it!
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I shave too Its sooooo much easier and with NO PAIN.  It does get a little itchy sometimes.
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79258 tn?1190630410
Waxing has one huge drawback: you have to let the hair grow back in each time. I don't wax because I like to be smooth, so I shave every other day or so. That works fine, although I have to admit I always have at least a little stubble.
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I have had waxing (down there) done in the past and personally I think it really hurts but only for a few seconds then its ok.  I find it depends on who does your waxing some people really hurt and some dont hurt as much. its normally fine afterwards.
I went once to have the whole lot waxed off but changed my mind halfway trough I coudnt bear it any longer so she just left a strip.
Do guys prefer it??? I think it depend on the guy but I guess most would prefer it to a big bush ha ha.
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