How do you remove ingrown hair from the pubic area?

Answer 1

Very carefully!!!! Best bet is to use a hot compress on it which is hot washcloth or cotton ball and apply and let the heat sit on it, do this a few times whenever possible, it will draw the hair up and relieve the irritation. YOu can try drawing salve, any where a pharmacy is you can find this. The last resort if you cant stand the irritation is to use a needle and lance the skin around the center of where ingrown hair is, almost like removing a splinter but it is sensitive. DO NOT SQUEEZE IT BECAUSE THAT SENDS THE HAIR FURTHER IN AND IT HURTS LIKE HELL. Good Luck.

Answer 2

For Women:Prior to shaving your pubic hair there are a few things to note:

• Pubic hair serves a purpose! It acts as a protective barrier against infection from bacteria, ie the ones that cause bladder infections and UTIs. If you are fully shaven and your partner has not thoroughly cleansed his pubic hair, he is essentially rubbing dirt, sweat and bacteria into your urethra. Pubic hair also serves to reduce the friction during the motions of the sexual act. Again, with a fully shaven area, there is no friction created. Thus all of the sweat, dirt, and bacteria are rubbed into your skin which may result in a skin infection.
• When hair grows back in, it will be very sharp, almost like pins sticking out of each hair follicle. This passes once the hair gets longer, but it can be very uncomfortable for many weeks.
• Decide on your "style". Do you want to go completely bald, have a 1-inch "landing strip", just a trim, stay natural, bikini cut or go completely wild, dye it and have it waxed into a heart shape? Yes, they can do that. So...begin by deciding on your "style".

Supplies:

• 1. BRAND NEW RAZOR!!! - This is essential! Do notreuse a razor when trimming your pubic hair. This is an extremely sensitive region and the use of an old, potentially dirty razor could result in a variety of infections including staph.
• 2. Some form of shaving foam, gel, or if you chose soap.
• 3. Time and privacy. - This is NOT a rush job! Take your time.

Process

• 1. How you begin this process will first depend on the length of your pubic hair. If it has been awhile or this is your first time, you may wish to use scissors to trim down the excess hair. Be very careful with scissors-- you can cut the skin!
• 2. The next step involves fully lathering the area. This is where the foam, gel, etc...comes into play.
• 3. Begin the shaving process by shaving WITH the grain of your hair. "With" the grain means the direction in which the hair lays/grows. This will remove the greatest amount of hair without much resistance.
• 4. Once you have completed the above step, to create a "smoother" feel you will need to shave AGAINST the grain to remove any stubble. LATHER, LATHER, LATHER! This is definitely the most delicate part of the process. TAKE YOUR TIME! Pull your skin taunt while you are shaving to get a closer more complete shave.
• 5. Once you have achieved the desired look, it is essential that you thoroughly rinse away ALL lather and loose hair.
• One idea to note: If shaving doesn't appeal to you and you still desire to have your pubic hair removed...talk to your local salon's waxing specialist. Continued waxing can result in a "smoother" area for up to 6 weeks.

Answer 3

Unfortunately there is no PERMANENT way to get rid of pubic hair(believe me ive tried). You can cut them with scissors or razors;you can shave them off;if its a small case you can even pluck them off----All of these suggestions require patience and SAFETY. Good luck!!!!!!!

I appreciate the above answer but at the same time I would also like to inform u ppl that shaving all of the pubic hair is not always advisable. The hair act as buffer between your skin and your clothes providind air flow and thereby maintaing hygynie.

If you desparetly want to shave them off, then take care that you were only loose cotton undergarments most of the time.

Women are more prone to yeast infections after shaving their pubic hair if not taken care of.

Also, I would like to add that if you do shave your pubic hair (which, like it says above, it is there for a reason, although many people don't like it) it may cause irritation is the shaved area.

Answer 4

you shouldn't shave your pubic hair. if its the pits, you can shave that. but if its your private hair, than just shave the borders of the pubic hair. If you shave the whole thing off, it'll grow back bushier than before.

Answer 5

Trim the hair first. Take a warm bath and soak a bit. Use a good shaving cream and a new razor. Shave in the direction of the hairs.

Answer 6

You can't stop the hair from growing without drastic measures of laser treatment. Most people that don't like it just shave it off.

Answer 7

clean your pubic hair with soap

Answer 8

well shave or brazillian wax.

Answer 9

you shave