ChairmanAtreides [he/him] to menby • 3 years ago

Grooming tips?

ChairmanAtreides [he/him] to menby • 3 years ago

Hey what's up fellow redditors!

I never really got to ask my father for tips about shaving my pubes and also balls, so most of my efforts at doing so have been... sloppy at best.

I've tried to research it online ofc, but reddit tends to recommend I buy a $80 electric razor and blah blah blah

Basically: What are your tips for shaving dick and balls and with what equipment?

EDIT: Thank you all for the advice. I'm prob gonna do the clipper + razor method because I am lazy. If I ever feel super baller I will for sure check out a safety razor.

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SorosFootSoldier [he/him, they/them]
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3 years ago
The last time I did it, years ago, I believe I used a beard/nose hair trimmer/snipper scissors and a cheap disposable razor, a woman's razor actually. Came out well enough I guess, the woman I was dating at the time seemed fine enough with it.

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