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i am so insecure about this part of my body. it’s the top of my vagina (pubic area). i’ve tried so many things to try and prevent razor bumps when i shave and nothing works. that area is darker than any other part of my body and i honestly hate it. does anyone else have this problem? or is there anything i can do to make that area naturally lighter?

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Use a shaving cream or conditioner on top before shaving, then after put aloe vera lotion  that’s safe to put there. Also I think everyone’s vagina looks naturally darker than the rest of the skin. At least the ones I’ve seen unless the person is like 100% white. Mines a little darker but it’s hardly noticeable. It’s a different part of the body

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You've probably tried this but many people claim using olive oil helps with bumps. Also shaving at the end of your shower (after you've been in hot water for a while basically) apparently helps because the heat softens the hair and opens up the pores. Also using a super sharp razor and pulling the skin taut helps you get a super close shave. Sorry if that doesn't work out 😢 but if it makes you feel any better, I think most women who shave their pubic hair deal with razor bumps. As for the skin itself being darker than the rest of your skin, that's totally normal and there's no need for you to lighten it.

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It is complete normal and very common for your vagina to be much darker than the rest of your body!
Most people have darker skin on their genitals so it’s not something you should be ashamed of. Girls vaginals in porn may not look like that as they often bleach/lighten that area which isnt really good for your body!
As far as removing hair goes that is completely up to you. Personally I trim as I don’t like a lot of hair down there but I don’t like how it feels when it grows back in either. But you do what works best for you.
If you don’t like razor bumps cause by shaving some other options for you could be:
 trimming if you don’t mind some hair
Or if you want no hair at all waxing or hair removal cream. 
Be very careful with hair removal cream and be sure to use only the sensitive one that says it’s for the bikini area. Also follow the instructions and do not leave it on too long. If you use something too strong or leave it on to long, hair removal cream can cause a painful chemical burn which is not fun!

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Waxing is the best choice I ever made. No razor bumps!

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Dont shave, try waxing instead. No bumps.

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