8 Tips for Shaving Your Balls

Trimming pubic hair can be a daunting task, no matter which tool you choose. Razors can be ineffective if the hair has grown too long. You have to shave, rinse the razor, and repeat. It takes time. The result with a razor is excellent, unlike with scissors, which leave the hair too long. Also, needless to say, bringing the scissors near to your testicles is a bad idea. Shaving with Philips’ OneBlade feels ineffective with the body comb, and unsafe without the comb.

In this blog post, I’ll discuss methods to make trimming your pubic hair easier and safer.

The Right Tools

The KingBalls trimmer is designed for intimate area grooming. Yep, you’ve tested numerous trimmers on your balls and always left bleeding. However, the KingBalls trimmer comes with a separate GroinGuard™, blade specifically designed for trimming intimate areas. We guarantee that the GroinGuard won’t nip your jewels. Replace the standard blade with the GroinGuard when grooming your pubic area, and there’s no fear of scratching your scrotum!

Keep Your Skin Tight and Trim Calmly

Regardless of which tool you choose, it’s advisable to keep the skin tight when grooming your private area. The calmer you trim, the more likely you’ll avoid nicks. However, the GroinGuard is designed so that you can trim quite carelessly before it nicks.

Right Trimming Angle

If you’re using a trimmer or razor, it’s important to maintain the optimal trimming angle as much as possible. If you poke the trimmer at a 90-degree angle into your balls or turn the cutting blade against the skin, a bloodbath is guaranteed — especially if you’re not using the GroinGuard.

Change Blades Before They Dull

A new blade always cuts better and safer than one used for a long time. It’s easy to forget to change blades regularly. Don’t wait for the first nick before changing the blade. The recommended replacement interval is about 3-4 months, depending on usage frequency.

Oil the Blades If Necessary

Trimmer blades come pre-oiled and generally don’t need additional oiling. However, if you use the trimmer often in the shower or clean the blade regularly, it’s a good idea to add a drop or two of oil if you notice it no longer cuts or moves like before. The KingBalls trimmer comes with a small oil bottle, but it’s often best to purchase a new blade, as performance degradation usually indicates blade wear. A new blade ensures a worry-free trimming experience.

Try Grooming Other Body Parts

Could you save on barber costs by trimming the sides of your hair yourself? The KingBalls trimmer can easily keep your hair looking stylish daily. The trimmer comes with 3, 6, 9, and 12 mm guide combs, allowing you to cut your hair to the desired length. Hold the trimmer at a slight angle for a smooth transition.

Generally, trimming your entire body helps you stay cleaner. You’ll also be surprised at how quickly you dry off after a shower with a groomed body.

Try Trimming in the Shower

Trimming in the shower is convenient. Your body gets clean simultaneously, and you don’t have to spend time cleaning the bathroom. If you’re worried about the drain getting dirty or clogged with hair, you can place a drain strainer.

Different people experience trimming in the shower in different ways. Some find the trimmer glides more easily and cuts hair more effectively. Others say dry trimming is more skin-friendly. Try both to see which feels better for you and for your skin.

Trim Regularly

If you choose to use a razor for trimming your pubic hair, don’t let the hair grow too long. Maintaining a regular grooming routine is difficult at first, but it’s rewarding. The longer the hair gets, the more laborious shaving becomes. Luckily, trimmers don’t have this problem and are equally effective regardless of hair length.