This is totally up to each and every individual. I will say this, If someone decides to begin shaving this region, it is something that should be kept up. Usually the first time the groin area is shaved, it itches something terrible.As you shave over a period of time, you get used to it and sort of build up a tolerance to it.
1st you need to trim off any excess hair with a pair of clippers or scissors Then soak the skin with warm water for along time, to soften the skin Be sure to use lots of shaving gel or hair conditioner. I would go for the hair conditioner because it won't lather up. You can still see what you are doing.
To avoid ingrown hairs (which are terrible) shave in gentle strokes in the same direction as the hair. This will not give a clean shave, but I am telling you, if you are subjected to ingrown hairs, you don't want a clean shave. If you do want a clean shave (which will not last more than a day), shave against the hair and be careful.
If you cut yourself, wash the area well with warm water and a mild soap. A few hours after shaving, I recommend to use a gentle moisturizer on the skin. Many people suffer from ingrown hairs, razor burn and shave bumps as a result of this type of shaving, even if doing so properly.
Before going through with it, I'd suggest trying to trim it to see how you personally feel about that. You might find that you like that enough, if not go for it. Just use precaution and know that it will more than likely itch.
It certainly doesn't harm them, and some women might find it sexy. It does itch when it grows back in, is prickly to the receiver if you don't keep it shaved, and you can cut yourself which could technically become infected. Shave with care!
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