Body Shaving

A nicely shaved lad looks sexy, and also helps to emphasis the vulnerability of the sub, as well as making him look younger. However as with all shaving the last thing we want is a rash, especially in more sensitive areas.

If you have long pubic hair trimming them with either (ideally) electric clippers or scissors before starting, of course remembering to take extra care and not cutting too close to the skin.

Take a long warm bath beforehand this will have the effect of cleaning and softening the skin, which will reduce the risk of irritating your skin, then rinse the area you wish to shave with cool water before applying shaving foam, this should be left for a few minutes before you being shaving in order to soften the hairs that you wish to shave.

You will want to always use a new, sharp blade on the razor you are shaving with, and for larger areas, for example the chest or legs you may even want to swap to a new razor midway through. The sharper the blade, the less chance there is that you will cut yourself while shaving.

When shaving, stroke an area no more than twice, this well help to reduce skin irritation. On the first stroke, go "with the grain" to remove most of the hair, and then go "against the grain" for a smooth, close shave.

Be sure to clean the area you have shaved after you have finished shaving. This is best done with soap and water and will help to reduce the risk of infection. Ideally, give the area a second cleansing using cotton balls and after-shave. However do bear in mind that after-shave is likely to sting quite a bit.

Some people also find that applying talcum powder is helpful after shaving to keep the area dry and irritation-free.

Practice clean hygiene after shaving, washing the area at least once a day to reduce sweat and oil build-up and try to go as long as possible between shavings to reduce skin irritation, although this will depend of course on your situation.

It is worth keeping in mind that some guys may have allergies of sensitive skin and suffer a bad reaction from some shaving creams. There are a good range of shaving foams designed for people with sensitive skin, and if you are going to be getting shaved by another guy don't forget to tell him about any allergies you may have, and if you are going to be shaving it might be as wise to get shaving foam designed for sensitive skin, as it will work just as effectively as normal products, but be able to be used on most guys without too many problems.

Also, be careful when shaving pubes and arse, we certainly don't want to slice these accidentally or get a rash, that would be very painful.

To avoid a lot of unwanted irritation when doing pubes it is to shave downwards i.e. against the 'grain'. That way you won't get too many in-growing hairs which are the main source discomfort afterwards, its is also a good idea to shave this area quite frequently. When doing the area around the cock start at the shaft and gently shave the hairy part of the shaft near the body end. Shave towards the body. Move the cock from left to right to get in all the corners. Stretch the skin of the balls as you shave them and shave the tops of the legs while there. Plus a shaved cock looks bigger than one with a lot of pubic hair.

When shaving the arse don't forget the area between your cock and arse. When shaving around the arse stretch the skin of each cheek away from the orifice to get a good pass with the blade. This is a lot easier to have someone else do to you than try and do yourself of course. If you are shaving your own bottom take extra care and try and shave in squat position and never press the razor hard against the skin around this area.