Firecracker(sub female){Collared}

Firecracker Diaries - A combination of stories, random thoughts and an appreciation log of life with Daddy

I'm a owned and collared. The journey I have been on with Daddy is amazing...and only gets better! This is my daily entries of what is going on in my head and stories of all the things I’m learning with Daddy!

Razor burn

5 years ago. December 31, 2019 at 4:28 AM

Razor burn

Ok I need some shaving tips from all you ladies out there. I am a fair skinned lady with sensitive skin. I have tried almost every kind of shaving trick google can search up....and I stay with some level of razor burn all the time. Sometimes is noticeable and sometimes it’s only for me to notice...

I am clean shaven everywhere except my head and lower arms. I use shaving cream 90% of the time. I change my blades regularly. I don’t always shave with the grain...because I want a baby soft feel. Sometimes the razor burn is very mild...almost nothing. Sometimes is pretty extreme....and this can happen to one extent or another even when I do the exact same things everytime.

I’ve changed shaving creams, razors, etc. I’ve used lotion or oils after. I’ve tried exfoliating before and after. In the shower or after soaking in a bath. I don’t get it on the bottom of my legs...on the backside of my thighs and on my precious lady parts. I’m at a loss and could use any and all advice!

Help

Me!!!

Gelsemium(sub female) - If I can offer any advice its this...don’t shave. Go get waxed, lasts about a month and its all done at once. No muss, no fuss, zero razor burn. Your skin will thank you.

5 years ago

HGB(sub female){Scottish M} - I prefer hard wax. It's less painful and faster than old style soft wax. Find a good professional. I also have had issues with soft wax taking the top layer of skin hard I've had none.

5 years ago

RopeBunnie(sub female){Not Lookin} - Have you tried nair? Or other lotions that supposedly remove hair without shaving?

5 years ago

Bella Rosella(sub female) - But be careful with nair, it can burn you if left on too long. ❤

5 years ago

littleamelia(other female) - Switch to shaving gel not shaving cream.

5 years ago

LaVieEnRose(sub female){Kintsugi} - waxing, it’ll hurt like a mofo initially but it’s worth it and I’m planning on doing laser when I can afford it!

5 years ago

Hidden Secret(sub female) - Instead of shaving cream, use hair conditioner.

5 years ago

Bianca15(switch female) - I had the same problem. I tried waxing, it gave me horrible (literally dozens) of ingrown hairs no matter how much exfoliating I did. I tried Nair many years ago, it burned my skin no matter how little time it was on. I gave up and got laser hair removal. Tons of places do payments now, and I absolutely LOVE the results. I had dark hair and ultra pale skin, so even immediately after shaving you could still see the shadows of the hair. All of that hair is gone. In the interest of full disclosure, I do still have some hair, but the hair that is left is the fine, blonde hairs. I shave about once a week, but I'm a little obsessive about that. I don't get razor burn anymore, presumably because those hairs are so much finer.

5 years ago

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Firecracker​(sub female)​{Collared}

Firecracker Diaries - A combination of stories, random thoughts and an appreciation log of life with Daddy

Razor burn

Firecracker(sub female){Collared}