Lynx makes ASMR tutorials to show you how to shave your balls – Metro.co.uk

Lynx makes ASMR tutorials to show you how to shave your balls – Metro.co.uk

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Need some assistance getting your ‘little furry nutsack as fresh and smooth as the day you were born’?

Or do you get tingles down your spine listening to whispers and fingers tapping a mirror?

Lynx’s new campaign appeals to people who sit in either camp.

The grooming brand has released a set of ASMR (that’s autonomous sensory meridian response, or just videos and sounds that stimulate pleasurable physical sensations) videos called Lynx Shavetorials, that show a kind man getting naked and shaving himself with a new Lynx product.

The man, named Matthew, shows viewers how to shave their balls, chest and legs, so the videos are genuinely quite handy, but for those who don’t fancy a shave, his whispered tones and the scratch of a razor on a coconut are deeply satisfying.

Claire Fynn, Skin Cleansing Brand Specialist at Lynx, said: ‘ASMR is a huge trend at the moment, with many people finding it relaxing and calming to watch.

‘There’s been an increase in men looking for tips on grooming, so we created a series of light hearted Shower and Shave tutorials. We hope that guys will find them useful, whilst giving them the confidence to feel great too.’

Lovely.

We’ve popped the video for testicle shaving at the top of this article, and the videos for chest and legs grooming below. Do enjoy.

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