Women:
Legs
Stomach
Arms
Armpits
"Private" Area(s) (Ladies, you just don't like all that hair, or for your partner)
Men:
Legs (Self concious/Gay/Sport)
Arms (Self concious/Gay/Sport)
Armpits (Self concious/Sport/Gay)
Face
Neck
"Private" Area(s) (Maybe you like to have it clean for your partner)
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1. Dry area with Razor Burn
2. Rub Vaseline roughly on area (90% chance it WILL sting)
3. Get a cold wash cloth
4. Run a hot bath (NO SHOWERS)
5. Gently set cold wash cloth over Razor Burn area
6. After the sting is almost gone, you may notice their is more Razor Burn this will help it heal faster
7. Take cloth off, and rub soap over Razor Burn area
8. Dry your Razor Burn area thoroughly
Give it 2 days and it will dissapear!
For Penis:
Follow all instructions above "FOR ANY PART" except, for the 2 instruction, rub very gently or you may get a "hard on"



































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I learned a few weeks later that the ingredients are the same as what is in a heavy-duty hair conditioner that removes tangles after shampooing one's hair (on the head, not the pubic region); however, it worked just as well and was cheaper than buying Coochie Cream. Try something like Pantene's hair conditioner for extremely dry, damaged, and/or chemically treated hair. It works just as good and is cheaper than Coochie.
BTW, I learned from the owner of the "adult entertainment store" that the strippers who work at the local strip clubs use Coochie Cream to prevent the irritation, under-turned follicles, and burning from razor burn. One more thing that will help is to 1st shave w/ the growth of the hair then afterward shave against the grain of the growth to get the closest shave w/o experiencing razor burn but be sure to apply hair conditioner (or Coochie if you want to try it first) to prevent the razor burn, red bumps, and soreness. Apply a quality lotion to the shaved areas at night before bed to help the skin stay supple and soft as this helps prevent drying and ultimately helps prevent the red bumps from hairs trying to turn inward. Hope this helps... FYI: Use scissors (carefully) to shorten public hair as much as possible before shaving. It lessens the wear and dulling on the razor.