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Ok I'm really scared because I'm 14. I shave my downstairs area. A lot of people do. But the area between the butthole and the vaginal opening. I shaved around there and now I have bumps around it. Is it ingrown hair or razor bumps. I don't know I'm just really scared to say something to my parents. Some one please help me. They don't hurt it's just annoying knowing they are there.
It might be the razor burn and your only 14 meaning your skin is still to fair.
Next time use shaving creme when shaving anywhere on body so you don't get razor burn or any other type of rashes.
Next time use shaving creme when shaving anywhere on body so you don't get razor burn or any other type of rashes.
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