Pubic haircuts for men are becoming increasingly popular. I think it just looks well-groomed, if sometimes a little crop of really long hair remains or is shaved off completely. For years, I think my hair trimmed, it must take at least once a week to make.

The best place for shaving pubes is in a shower or bath. The disadvantage is that the flow of hair when rinsed off your body might not get all rinsed off also because some hair might not escape and may clog the drain.

Men usually shave the chest, shoulders and groin area.

To shave your chest and underarm hair, it is best to use a waterproof electric razor. They are now on the market, where you can individually adjust the length. Visually I find the 2mm long chest hair much more beautiful than shaving all the hair.

The advantage is that it won’t be visible while wearing a t-shirt. A total shaving on the breast and axillary may not be advisable, because the hairs re-grow and can cause pimples. But anyone who has no problem with it may be happy to shave it all.

When shaving the pubes I use a beard trimmer at level 1 or 2. Make sure to get all the hair from the navel to the scrotum, including the inner thighs, which are trimmed to 2 mm in length. To shave the groin area, I always use a good shaving gel. It is simple and more flexible. Make sure that you use warm water and apply a generous amount of gel to the scrotum area.

Use a new blade for the ensuing shave making sure it is a new blade. Please use only good shaving blades, razors you have should be 3 or 4 blades. Although they are expensive, they are very good and we should use only the best for the noble parts.

After using the remaining shaving gel or foam, rinse off the loose hair, while showering. After drying, use a good after shave cream without alcohol. The whole process should take no longer than 5 minutes.

The shaving should be done at least once a week, because the hairs grow back very quickly and then begin to poke. The pubic hairs begin to grow inward and cause a medical condition called folliculitis.

The tips for women to shave their axillary and pubic area with anatomically-related variations, of course, are the same.

Globally and historically is the removal of pubic hair in women found much more often than men. Only since the end of the 20th Century, there is a increasing trend of men moving towards this direction, especially in the U.S., but also increasingly in Europe.

According to a survey of a men’s magazine in 2005, 61% of men have pubic hair. A study by the University of Leipzig in 2008 came to the conclusion that 67% of the interviewed 95 students shave especially the armpits, genital area or the upper body.

Pictures: Wikipedia.com