Manscaping the groin calls for some caution, but it’s simple enough. Start with the key steps below:
1. Begin with some basic shaving prep. Before manscaping, shower, dry off, cool down and have a quick comb through the hair to remove any knots.
2. Make the work easy for your trimmer (and yourself). Pull skin taut, and trim first with the direction of hair growth, then against. A well-placed mirror will help.
3. Take care. Manscaping the groin is a serious business. Take your time. Use short, light strokes, and avoid very sensitive areas. Don’t go over the same place too often.
4. Use a trimmer designed for manscaping. It’ll make life easier. If you’re on the look out for a suitable tool for manscaping, get a body groomer with a pivoting head if possible: this will help with hard-to-reach areas. Adjustable length settings make it infinitely easier to achieve a fade down from your treasure trail, essential if you’re aiming for a natural look.
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Smooth full-body shave
The Series 5000 is designed to power through hair, without compromising on skin comfort. Whether on the chest or hard-to-reach areas like the back. You can use the skin friendly shaver or trim by clicking on the 3, 5 or 7 mm length combs. See all benefits
Smooth full-body shave
The Series 5000 is designed to power through hair, without compromising on skin comfort. Whether on the chest or hard-to-reach areas like the back. You can use the skin friendly shaver or trim by clicking on the 3, 5 or 7 mm length combs. See all benefits
Smooth full-body shave
The Series 5000 is designed to power through hair, without compromising on skin comfort. Whether on the chest or hard-to-reach areas like the back. You can use the skin friendly shaver or trim by clicking on the 3, 5 or 7 mm length combs. See all benefits
Smooth full-body shave
The Series 5000 is designed to power through hair, without compromising on skin comfort. Whether on the chest or hard-to-reach areas like the back. You can use the skin friendly shaver or trim by clicking on the 3, 5 or 7 mm length combs. See all benefits
5. Start on a longer length setting. Then bring the length down as needed, with shorter settings on the border between hair and closely-shaven skin. Stop and check your progress as you go.
6. Cool off. Aftercare can be the difference between successful manscaping and … unsuccessful manscaping. Rinse off with cool water, pat dry with a soft towel and finally apply a light, unscented lotion.
7. Keep it up. Once you know how to manscape, don’t neglect it. Repeat your groin grooming routine every 7-12 days, or as often as needed, to keep everything tidy.
No one wants to spend a full half-hour manscaping, only to then spend an unattractive week trying not to scratch. If you’d like to avoid this, here’s the best way to manscape:
· Always trim before going on to close shave, and don’t skip the post-shave splash of cool water and plenty of soothing moisturiser
· If you’re prone to ingrown hairs and razor burn, shave with the grain, in the direction the hair is growing
· Do not forget to pull loose skin taut (you know the area we’re talking about)
· Finally, if you’re using an electric body grooming tool, nicks and cuts are less common, but any you do get should always be rinsed off and treated quickly.
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