Obviously, guys like to compare themselves to other guys, and that includes the penis. Whether it’s a quick glance in the locker room or observations from watching porn, men like to know how they stack up. And one thing such impromptu surveys indicate is that there are actually quite a few guys who are into pubic shaving. Whether it’s just keeping the pubic bush neatly trimmed or a full-scale shaving of the penis and balls, more and more men are doing it. And assuming a guy takes proper ...

In recent years, some papers and magazines have reported an encouraging theory concerning itchy penis problems. Maintaining good penis health helps avoid this problem, but even the most hygienic man still suffers from an itchy penis occasionally. Anything that helps decrease the chance of an itchy male appendage is welcome news. But is there truth to this particular theory, which holds that the increasing popularity of pubic hair shaving is impacting the need to scratch?

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For some men, the summer heat brings with it the desire to do a little extra grooming downstairs. With heat comes sweat, and sweat in the groin region can lead to jock itch, a highly annoying rash caused by the moisture-loving fungus, tinea cruris. In an effort to prevent this rash, some guys choose to boost their penis care regimens by trimming the hedges, cutting down on heat in the area. While some guys might be happy with a minor haircut for the penis, others might choose to go with peni...

Manscaping has become increasing popular, with many men delving into the world of penis shaving as a means to a new sensual experience, a way to present their packages in a different manner or simply to keep the crotch a bit cooler during warm weather. (Hopefully, all are being careful with the razor so that their penis health is in no way compromised!) Shaving the groin is, of course, a personal preference, but those who wish to try it may want to consider ways to make mid-level hair remova...

To shave or not to shave one's itchy penis: a question that frequently arises as a man wonders whether all that hair may be contributing to the itchiness of the tool. It's a question that is open to debate, with some men believing the hair is a contributing factor and others believing that shaving actually promotes the need to scratch, at least short term. Of course, many opt for manscaping of the tool for more aesthetic reasons. And some choose to receive a deep trim as part of a bonding ex...

Shaving bumps. Any man can get them, and no man wants them - this goes doubly for the below the belt variety. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for red, itchy bumps to rear their ugly little heads following a trim. But a couple of simple changes in the old shaving routine may just be enough to prevent shaving bumps in the future. The ten simple shaving tips given below can help to promote a smooth, blemish-free and healthy penis.

Tips for Avoiding the Dreaded Razor Burn

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