The first step is that teenagers are generally sensitive to boudoir, especially those with long foreskin. Under light makeup, 30% of the boudoir head is completely exposed, and the rest is only partially exposed or completely wrapped in the foreskin. These boudoir heads and crown grooves, which are usually hidden in the foreskin, are more sensitive. To reduce the sensitivity of the boudoir, the first step is to completely expose the boudoir. Even if the foreskin is too long, as long as it is not phimosis, the foreskin can turn up and completely expose the boudoir head.

The second step is natural friction. As long as the foreskin is turned up and the boudoir is completely exposed, the boudoir will naturally become insensitive. It's just a long process. If you want to quickly reduce the sensitivity of boudoir, you must increase friction. For example, try to sleep naked, try not to wear underwear, and wear coarse pants, such as jeans. I may not even dare to walk at first. I think my boudoir itches. After a long time, I gradually got used to it, even forgot to itch, and then I stopped itching. Then the boudoir was almost insensitive.

The third step is artificial friction. You can try to use some props to deliberately rub the lower boudoir head and the crown makeup slot. For example, a sponge for washing pots, especially one that is a bit like a sponge and a bit rough. Such as rubbing with a rough towel. You can try a toothbrush or brush. You can also rub it with dry hands. Friction can be light makeup or heavy makeup. Where it is sensitive, it rubs. Be patient when rubbing. Thank you.