Shave My Balls

Welcome to the site you have been waiting for, Shave My Balls. Here you will find tips, tricks, and personal experiences from other people who also shave their balls.


Shaving is not for everyone, some people with sensitive skin should be aware of the risks and should not shave their sensitive parts as this will lead to a very irritated area for days. Some skin care products will also cause your skin to become irritated, which ones is impossible for us to know. We are not advising you to shave or use any product on any part of your body, we are only providing information so that you can have a more thorough understanding. We cannot be held responsible for anything you (or someone else) does to your body.

Why Shave Your Balls?

We have found that the majority of women prefer men who take care of their bodies, and 3 out of 4 women prefer a smooth surface to work with. A nicely shaven pubic section will get much more attention than one that looks like a kiwi.

We're all looking for more play aren't we?


Do we need to say that again? The scrotum was designed with elasticity so that it can adjust itself to a lower temperature than your core temperature, this maximises your reproduction possibility. The thinness of the skin combined with the elasticity will first cause the wax to irritate the skin beyond your comprehension, and then it will keep you from being able to get it off.

This is going to be as personal as your facial grooming. If you have never done this, or you have a forest, start by using scissors or a pair of clippers to shorten everything up to atleast a querter of an inch. On your first time take a bath to get your scrotum nice and soft, this will also help reduce irritation.

Electric
I prefer to use a Seiko Cleancut every third day or so to make sure that everything stays nice and clean. Do this by taking a shower first, and turning up the heat at the end of the shower to loosen things up. After getting completely dry, use a little bit of powder to help the shaver move around; it will also make sure everything is nice and dry. Then go to town.
Note: A dull electric shaver blade will yank the hairs out, not cut them, this will cause considerable irritation as you can imagine.

Getting every nook and fold will take some practice. My scrotum did take a little time to get use to using an electric razor on it. I do believe the time it saves me on a weekly basis was well worth it.

Disposable
Using a disposable does create a little of a dilema. You need one hand to control the razor, and two to move things around. If you have a willing partner you are one up on a lot of us. This can be done either in or out of the shower, as you might expect. Start with a good moisterizing cream (make sure it's not your girlfriends expensive stuff) to help loosen the pubes, and allow the razor to glide easier. Also make sure it is a new razor blade, there is no reason to get cheap here, you will regret it! For a moisterizer I will generally use Noxema.

If your lucky enough to come from a hairy gene pool you probably have hair growing right up your shaft. This hair can be shaved just as any other. As with anything else, start by trimming as close as possible if you currently don't. I shave my shaft in the shower because this is where I got use to it. I find it much, much easier to do so when erect as it stretches the skin and gives me an easier surface to work with. Again use some type of moisturizing product before, during, and after. Start by going with the grain of the protruding hair, which will have you moving the razor towards the end of your shaft. Then reverse.
Tip: When working the undercarriage hold your member close to your body by gripping the head between your partially bent pointer and middle finger, sort of like throwing a curve ball. This allows for the greatest holding power to make sure ol'Jimmy doesn't wiggle away.