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    Posted: September 12 2006 at 9:40pm
whats the best razor for this any specific good brands?? i ususually wax the area but its costing me to much.
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I think the best razor for any area is Intuition. Gives a very close shave and that moisturizing bar is great. However, why don't you just wax yourself instead of paying for it? I know it sounds intimidating, but the trick is to it in small patches. Avon has a great kit for like $8,. If not, the depilatory creams work really well. Just make sure you use some of that cream for after shaving the bikini area. I don't remember the name, but I've seen it at target in the razor aisle. That way you won't get the red bumps or ingrown hairs.
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no ill pass i wont wax myself and the creams wont work on me hair is to thick i go to a salon to do my eyebrows and upper lip etc... but the bikini just cost me to much to do the rest isnt so bad. Ill try the razor even though im risking ingrown hairs and bumps, ill moisturize well. thanks!

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i got the intuition and its pretty okay i like the moisturizing bar only tihng is its so bulky i cant tell if im getting a close shave or not other than that its a okay keeperb
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Try washing the area with a cleanser containing salycylic acid prior to shaving. This really cuts down on those red bumps. 
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