The first step is to do some basic shaving preparations. Take a shower, dry off, chill down, and comb through the hair to remove any knots before beginning the manscaping process. 2. Make it easy for your trimmer to complete the task. Trim first in the direction of hair growth, then in the opposite direction. A well-placed mirror will be of benefit. 3. Keep an eye out for yourself. The groin is a crucial area when it comes to manscaping. Allow yourself time to complete the task at hand. Avoid sensitive areas by using short, gentle strokes. Avoid revisiting the same area too frequently. 4. Make use of a manscaping trimmer. It'll make things a whole lot simpler. An ideal manscaping tool is one that can pivot its head to get into those places that are not easily accessible, so search for one with that feature if you're in the market. If you want to achieve a natural fade, you need to be able to change the length of the trim guard. 5. Begin with a lengthier setting. Shorter settings on the border between hair and precisely shaven skin can be used to reduce the length as desired. As you graze through the vegetation down there, take a moment to check in on your progress. 6. Reduce the heat. Aftershave care can make the difference between a good manscaping project and a failed one. Pat yourself dry with a gentle towel, then apply an unscented lotion to your skin. 7. Maintain a good routine. Don't stop now! Don't ignore manscaping until you've mastered it. Keep your balls grooming routine up-to-date by doing it weekly, or as frequently as necessary.