Acne in the pubic hair can stop you in your tracks. Not only are the painful, but these pimples can also be really annoying. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help prevent your pubic area from breaking out again.

A shower may leave your skin clean, but if your skin itches after you shower, you probably find them more enervating than refreshing. How you ease this irritating itch depends on what causes it.

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If you're experiencing pain, itching or discomfort on your body, you may be thinking about trying an over-the-counter topical numbing cream. There are several different ingredients that work to numb the skin. Talk with your doctor to find the best one for you.

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If you have extra hair on your chin, it can make you feel self-conscious -- especially as a woman. Understand why it grows there, so you can treat it effectively.

There will come a time after you have your belly button pierced that you will want to change the jewelry. In order to avoid health risks such as infection, you must ensure that your piercing is fully healed before trying to change your belly button ring.

Dry, flaky skin needs more moisture, the right cleanser and gentle exfoliation. Creating a more humid environment in your home and avoiding the sun also helps.

Get rid of pimples on your legs by keeping the skin clean, using a topical treatment and avoiding skin irritation.

Unlike hard or rubbery lumps, which you should have checked out by a dermatologist, pimple-like bumps are usually benign and fairly easy to treat.

If you shave, wax or use another form of hair removal in the pubic area, you increase the likelihood of an ingrown hair, as the hair is shortened and can more easily bend into the skin.

Alcohol sometimes gets a bad rap, but numerous studies have shown that (when consumed in moderation) alcohol can have a positive impact on heart health and even help reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes.