Oscar De La Huerte answered
It wasn't that long ago that the only men with smooth, hairless skin were strippers, bodybuilders, cyclists, runners, and swimmers.
Today, men of all backgrounds (including me) pay a bit more attention to male grooming.
Trimming your hair 'down there' can be a sensitive subject. Great attention to detail is required and, for the trickier jobs, you may want to consult a professional.
How to remove hairs from your penis and testicles
Waxing
This method involves application of a hot wax, which is removed after a few seconds with a strip of cloth or muslin, taking root and hair in one shot - not unlike the removal of a band-aid.
Waxing can be a very painful home remedy to unwanted hair, but is not permanent. However, the hair will usually grow back a little thinner and you will be able to wait a longer period of time in-between, as opposed to shaving.
Hair removal cream
This is a type of cream that you can easily apply to your pubic area.
Let it do its work for a few minutes, and then use the spatula provided to scoop away the hair and foam. It is pain-free, and doesn't result in the same kind of stubbly re-growth associated with shaving.
Permanent pubic hair removal
If you are looking for a permanent option, then electrolysis is the way to go.
Some guys are hesitant about going through with electrolysis because it must be done by a professional electrologist in an office rather than in the privacy of your bathroom; it also requires weekly visits until the hair is completely gone.
The idea behind electrolysis is that a needle goes in and zaps the hair, killing the root - but results vary from person to person.
It is not really a large-scale removal procedure and should only be used on small patches like the genital area or the eyebrows, rather than the back or legs.
In my experience, this method is slightly less painful than waxing.
Say goodbye to your pubes
Finally, rather than going for a completely smooth appearance on your first attempt, maybe trimming is a more practical starting point.
Clippers such as those you would use for a home haircut can be purchased at almost any discount retailer for around fifteen to thirty dollars.
This method is not painful at all, and will also alleviate the itchiness that is associated with shaving with a standard razor.
The "natural" look is really not appealing in today's image-obsessed society. Men are rarely shown on television and film without a well-groomed and well-maintained physique.
Trimming, in my opinion, is the quickest and cheapest way to jump on the wagon while maintaining the highest level of comfort possible, relatively-speaking, of course!
Today, men of all backgrounds (including me) pay a bit more attention to male grooming.
Trimming your hair 'down there' can be a sensitive subject. Great attention to detail is required and, for the trickier jobs, you may want to consult a professional.
How to remove hairs from your penis and testicles
Waxing
This method involves application of a hot wax, which is removed after a few seconds with a strip of cloth or muslin, taking root and hair in one shot - not unlike the removal of a band-aid.
Waxing can be a very painful home remedy to unwanted hair, but is not permanent. However, the hair will usually grow back a little thinner and you will be able to wait a longer period of time in-between, as opposed to shaving.
Hair removal cream
This is a type of cream that you can easily apply to your pubic area.
Let it do its work for a few minutes, and then use the spatula provided to scoop away the hair and foam. It is pain-free, and doesn't result in the same kind of stubbly re-growth associated with shaving.
Permanent pubic hair removal
If you are looking for a permanent option, then electrolysis is the way to go.
Some guys are hesitant about going through with electrolysis because it must be done by a professional electrologist in an office rather than in the privacy of your bathroom; it also requires weekly visits until the hair is completely gone.
The idea behind electrolysis is that a needle goes in and zaps the hair, killing the root - but results vary from person to person.
It is not really a large-scale removal procedure and should only be used on small patches like the genital area or the eyebrows, rather than the back or legs.
In my experience, this method is slightly less painful than waxing.
Say goodbye to your pubes
Finally, rather than going for a completely smooth appearance on your first attempt, maybe trimming is a more practical starting point.
Clippers such as those you would use for a home haircut can be purchased at almost any discount retailer for around fifteen to thirty dollars.
This method is not painful at all, and will also alleviate the itchiness that is associated with shaving with a standard razor.
The "natural" look is really not appealing in today's image-obsessed society. Men are rarely shown on television and film without a well-groomed and well-maintained physique.
Trimming, in my opinion, is the quickest and cheapest way to jump on the wagon while maintaining the highest level of comfort possible, relatively-speaking, of course!
