I shave my armpits every day, and can never get rid of stubble and bumps, even though I use shaving cream. What should I do?

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There are detailed instructions in this article on How to Shave Your Armpits.

It's up to you. Leave your stubble at a length you like, or ask other people what they think about it.

You can double the amount soap, use baby oil, use coconut butter, use hair conditioner or use shea butter instead.

It will last a long time if you keep it covered, because the glue will dry up and the shaving cream might crumble.

It's tricky, but you can use foaming hand soap. Shaving cream is your best bet, though.

Don't feel pressured to shave your legs; it's your choice. Most women prefer that men do not shave their legs, as some say it makes a man too feminine.