Poongate 2006

[tinysaurus_rex]

Normally, I skim quickly through a lot of the communities that I'm in, especially if there are a lot of members. I'm more inclined to pay attention to a post that gets a large amount of comments; imagine my surprise when I'm looking through bad_sex, where the comments usually don't top 50, and here's this thread with over 200 comments. Sweet.

Apparently, hereiwontlie

Comments

[_glamazon]

um... i shave and have been doing so for years and i have no pus filled ingrowns, thx.

[xbutterflyharmx]

Can I honestly ask what your secret is? I always get gross ass ingrowns and have recently decided it's not even worth it so I use a trimmer and just get the hair very short instead.

I had some bikini cream that was supposed to help ingrown hairs but all it did was burn like a bitch.

[_glamazon]

I have no idea, because I have horrible ingrowns on my legs... but none on my crotch.

although i will say, the leg ingrowns got a lot worse after waxing a few times. now i just shave.

it's a mystery!

[my_kind]

Exfoliate like a mofo. Plus - and this won't work for most people and will gross probably ALL of you out - breastmilk helps to treat and prevent razor burn which is the cause of my ingrowns. After shaving, I just squirt a little out and rub it on like lotion. Works like a charm.

[my_kind]

Haha, I know. I'll be a little disappointed if nothing happens.

(But really, it works. I always wondered why shit like this is never mentioned in the "benefits to breastfeeding" debates. Don't like cooter fur? Have sensitive skin? Use breastmilk! It's fucking awesome shit.)

[lightfromlight]

And yaoi/slash. You're forgetting that.

[ladyvoldything]

Chicks with dicks shaving each other and spraying milk all over the place?

Damn, sounds like a bad 4chan hentai pic!

[_glamazon]

aaahh... if razor burn is the culprit, then thats why i don't get ingrowns. i only shave once a week, or MAX every 3 days. i hate a razorburned vag. i absolutely cannot stand it! it looks like you have a disease, ew. i only get it if i shave too often tho.

[my_kind]

I get it no matter how often I shave. I hate it too, hence taking all measures to get rid of it or prevent it.

[happiestsadist]

I'm sorry, but that made me do a litle icky dance.

(Though I have read data about EBM being actually quite good at treating that and warts. Something in it.)

[my_kind]

No worries. It's really not a big deal. I'm not going to get all, "but it's NATURAL!" on you or anything. I probably would have been the same way pre-breastfeeding and I'm sure there are plenty of women who are currently nursing or who have nursed in the past who wouldn't dream of using breastmilk for weird stuff like that. It is really quite interesting to see how many things it's useful for, though.

[happiestsadist]

Definitely, as I said, there have been studies that things in it are really good for skin oddities.

I think I'd have made the same face if it had been any other body secretion, it just seems waaay too strange to use something that comes out of a person to successfully to fix things.

[kisstheground]

I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO DOES THAT?!
seriously, it works wonders. ever since i started using breastmilk after shaving, i've never had razor burn, ingrown hairs or itching when hair starts growing in.

[my_kind]

You know, I think you may have been the one who told me about it in the first place, under your old name. (I'm not an e-stalker, I just have a freakishly good memory.) But seriously, it really really works. I love it.