Hello. For some time I have had the following problem - apparently due to overly sensitive skin, after hair removal I have white spots / resembling spots from subcutaneous pimples, which have grown into wounds /, which do not disappear. I went to a dermatologist - he told me it was from hair removal. Have you had such a problem and how did you deal with it?
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I have such a problem too :(, it is very unpleasant. I will follow the topic ...
From the author - it is extremely unpleasant, really. The doctor told me to try folk medicine - parsley juice, which is applied to the spots, but I have not tried yet. She also recommended Vitix, but she said it was both expensive and not very effective. I emphasize that I am talking about spots on the triangle. Number 2 on you where are they?
No, I don't have such a problem BECAUSE I DON'T HAIR! Get a short haircut.
Girls, why are you so upset about these desolate men? I know such crazy people who don't shave and especially I have had a friction rash. It's awful. Take some nail scissors and get a haircut, but not too short. I'm naturally hairless so I'm the best;)
Try rose water. it's not expensive and it really helps. and i have this problem. ;)
I will try rose water. What is the effect, are the spots erased or just less visible?
Ask your friend or a boy to ejaculate and smear himself with semen. Sperm helps a lot with skin problems, I had spots on my face and I asked my friend to empty my face, I smeared myself and now everything is ok :)
with regular lubrication are erased. after the first night you will see the difference, and the skin itself becomes much softer. :) when you try, write to say the result. from number 6.
To number 6 - thank you very much, tomorrow I will buy rose water and write in the coming days for results.
by the author - I apply rose water, not every day, but every few days, when I remember, I hope she will join the topic number 6 to say how often she has been anointed with a cotton swab ...
I hope I don't answer too late. I used to get married regularly, then I started like you - when I think about it. The first time I tried a tampon, but then I decided it was much easier to pour in a handful and spread it where needed. It's much easier. I hope it had an effect on you too, if you see it, write so we know. from number 6. :)