Magic Shave

My Dom requires me to be clean shaven. Sometimes I'm okay, and sometimes the area gets really irritated, even with a new razor. I've tried all the various tricks. Seems that some days are just better than others for shaving. I heard about using Magic Shaving powder and decided to try it, but I'm not very impressed. I've followed the directions, but I still have stubble, even immediately after, and the hair starts growing right back instead of lasting a couple of weeks. I've used it every 48 hours 3 times now so I can stay smooth. I also find as much or more irritation to the skin than from a razor, and it takes way longer to use the stuff than just shaving.

What have others experienced with this? Any suggestions to make it better? Is the lotion one better than powder? What about the one for head instead of beard?

I also decided to try Magic shave and had the same results chester reports and the same downfalls.

I guess I'll steer clear of that product. Thanks for the info!

My Dom requires me to be clean shaven. . . . . What have others experienced with this? Any suggestions to make it better? Is the lotion one better than powder? What about the one for head instead of beard?

I have been into regular hair removal lately-both shaving and waxing. I have done waxing and/or shaving intermittently for years when I was just trimming. It's hard to avoid stubble, even immediately after when you shave unless you shave many times over the area and against the grain, and that will definitely cause more irritation than you want there.

The choice is to either wax and have SOFT regrowth which needs to be rewaxed periodically, or accept the slight stubble from shaving.

Tell your master to try shaving himself until he has no stubble. If he's a confident REAL MAN, he will try it and then he will understand exactly what he is asking of you.

If he isn't going to be reasonable, just tell him to fuck off!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >😄 >😄 >😄 >😄

S&M and Master/slave, top/bottom is supposed to be an enjoyable lifestyle that suits you both and that you can both live with. If it isn't because one of the parties is unreasonable, it's time to leave.

I guess you can tell I'm NOT into having a difficult time in a relationship.

Being reasonable partners should prevail.

How much does laser hair removal cost and how many treatments does it take for complete permanent removal? Or can one ever get permanent hair removal?

Bill

Repeated laser hair removal with a very new type of laser (that I do not know the name of) is SUPPOSED to be permanently effective after 6-8 sessions.

I don't know what it costs since I never looked into it.

Ummmmmm.... There seems to be a problem with what my question was. I'm NOT having a problem with my Dom. He's NOT unreasonable. I enjoy my relationship with Him, better than I enjoy my relationships with most people. And He DOES shave also (because He requires it of His subs).

We were both looking for an alternative to shaving. My problem is with Magic Shave, which someone said leaves your skin "baby smooth." It didn't on me, so I was wondering what others had experienced.

We started out using a generic brand like Nair and even tried Nair but it burned my skin( the boys 😮 ) pretty badly and that wasn't much fun, so be careful of the creams! I don't think there is much you can do about the stubble, that hair is supposed to grow there and mother nature makes sure of it coming back!

It was the better option we found for safe hair removal. I'm sorry it wasn't what you were looking for chester. It does come in three different degrees of removal, maybe a different level would be better?

After the disappointment of Magic Shave I decided to give something else a try and took a look in the ladies shaving area, of the store you dirty minded people!

I decided to give Bikini Zone Antibump gel a try and I have to say that the results are vastly superior to those of magic shave

I found another option in "Bump Stopper Moisture Enriched Shaving Cream," another product in the men's shaving section. It comes in a small jar, a thick cream. I opted for it because it was cheaper than the Bikini Zone one and has more in the container. I've found I get a really close shave and zero irritation afterward, plus it lasts longer than regular shaving. They also have some "Bump treatment" options available.

I've tried the Magic Shave can that suggests waiting 5-7 minutes before removing an it has produced far FAR better results than the popular Nair and Veet creams. No red bumps and no irritation.

The trick is to mix it well and apply it generously and as quickly as possible. Then you give it exactly 5 minutes before wiping it off in the shower using either a face cloth or a loofah or both.

I also use a trimmer on my crotch, ass and upper and inner thighs prior to using the cream. Leaves me silky smooth. 😃 After that I will use a moisturizing cream containing salycilic acid to prevent any red bumps. 3 to 4 days later I'll do it all over again.

When using chemical hair removers, protect the pink bits - pack them with cotton or tissue. Burns like hell if you get any on them. I have used Magic Shaving Powder before - not bad. But I do know a girl who left it on too long and paid a huge price for her mistake. Burned her tender skin for days!

I am using Veet on my scrotum and around ass, it works great , for Mme Arthur the results are differents when I use Veet for her.

My hair have a lighter colour as her, and my pilosity is light but with strong hairs .

Like for a lot of things, the best option is never the same for every one.

We have to experiment untill we found what we prefer to use .

What bout the NoNo machine? Its said to be able to work all over and is safe for sensitive areas.

I've found a product called Shave Secret. It's a soothing oil product that you put on wet skin prior to using any razor of your choice. The oil lubricates the skin leading to less irritation and a very smooth, close shave. I found it at Walmart.

Having looked at all the various options over the years, mechanical, chemical, high-tech laser, etc., it still seems to me that the smoothest, most effective and long-lasting (and possibly uncomfortable - nothing is free) way to get the desired result is waxing. Scraping with a razor has all the down-sides noted here, and the chemicals (apart from the smell alone!) seem pretty dangerous for anything more than a bikini line far from the tender parts. Let the little lady in the salon take care of it for you. There's lots of info out there on prepping for the visit.

I had good luck with the Magic cream. Never tried powder.

If you really want to be smooth, I recommend waxing also. There is also the option of epilators, but you really have to get a high quality epilator and know how to use it, as well as an exfoliator. Actually an exfoliator/ exfoliating scrub is important for preventing irritation, no matter how you remove your body hair. No matter what method of hair removal you use, the things you do before and after are the key to preventing irritation. For one thing, check out the shea moisture website for skin care products. Some are specifically for shaving, some are just great in general. One thing I have learned is that hair conditioner works much better than shaving cream. Then when you get out of the shower and dry off, put on a light coat of talc free baby powder over the area.