Member Skin 101: Protecting The Manhood During Hair Removal

By Author: John Dugan
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Let’s be honest: Every man wants a handsome male organ. One of the ways many men strive to achieve that goal is through removing the hair on or around the manhood. This has been rumored to boost manhood sensitivity, make the member appear larger, and please the partners who prefer someone to be a little less hairy. But with so many options for hair removal on the market, what’s a man to do? He needs to look for a way to be as gentle as possible to the delicate member skin. Here are the options.

Member Skin Protection During Hair Removal

Let’s take a look at the most popular methods of hair removal and how to protect the member skin while performing them:

- Trimming. This is by far the least problematic when it comes to member skin, as there is no actual hair removal happening - it’s simply trimming down close to the skin with a sharp pair of scissors, carefully cutting away rogue hairs and long strands. This neatens up the area nicely without leaving behind any bumps or potential cuts from a razor. Stand up to perform the trimming, use great lighting to see everything, and take plenty ...
... of time - rushing can lead to nicks.

- Shaving. If a man wants a smooth look and feel, shaving is the easiest answer. To do it properly, place a warm wet cloth on the area to be shaved. Leave it there for a few minutes to soften the skin. Then, use a high-quality shaving gel or cream to cover the area. Using a sharp razor, carefully shave away the hair, using the free hand to pull the skin taut to avoid nicks. Rinse and pat dry when finished, then use a good manhood health crème to moisturize.

- Tweezing. This is appropriate if there are a few stray hairs on the manhood that need to be removed. Pull the skin taut before tweezing. Use a good pair of tweezers and pluck each hair in the direction of growth. This can cause some irritation, so take caution when tweezing hairs. Don’t do more than a few! As always, follow up with a good manhood health creme.

- Hair removal cream. This is an easier way to go about removing the hair, but what does it do to the delicate member skin? It’s important to choose a product specifically designed for the hair down there - it needs to be free of fragrance and harsh chemicals. To use, test an area of skin on the inside of the arm 24 hours beforehand to ensure no allergic reaction. Don’t shave in the days before use. Apply as instructed, and wait the appropriate amount of time, then wash away the cream with warm water. Always be on the lookout for a manhood rash when using these products!

- Waxing. Though waxing can be done at home, to ensure the best health of the member skin - and the most handsome male organ! - a man should always go to a professional salon for the waxing. This helps ensure there are no mistakes, and the professionals there can help alleviate any concerns by using top-quality products and techniques. Waxing can be quite painful, and the member skin will need serious aftercare to ensure the irritation, redness and swelling go away as soon as possible. Talk to the salon specialist about exactly what to do, given the particular technique or wax he or she used.

Maintaining Good Manhood Care

All these methods have a common theme, and that’s finishing up with a good manhood health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven safe and mild for skin). A man should look for a crème that contains Shea butter and vitamin E to soften skin, vitamin C to help combat the potential manhood rash, and vitamin A for its antibacterial properties.

Visit www.menshealthfirst.com for more information about treating common male organ health problems, including soreness, redness and loss of male organ sensation. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.