Jockstraps help with BDP (Big Dick Problems). I have a rather small frame with an above average sized cock, wearing a jock helps "dampen" clothing bulges and also prevents your junk from passing between your thighs. During workouts it prevents cock flopping, noticeable hangs, and keeps everything out of the way if you will so you can focus more on what you're doing. All of the above is the case with your normal athletic jock. Designer jocks on the other hand do the exact opposite. They put everything "front and center", "lift and accentuate", and of-course "provide easy access".

Designer jock brands: Cellblock13, Papi, and Diesel to name a few.
Athletic brands: Bike, Safeguard, Duke, and Stafford to name a few.

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Has a clean medical smell, is actually suggested for sensitive parts, and speaking from personal experience works rather well at removing body hair.

I picked up a canister of L'Oreal beard oil back in September, and I have to say it's worth the investment if you have a dry/scratchy beard. During my shower I put conditioner in my meager beard, leave it in till the end, rinse it out, towel dry, then a few spurts of beard oil and comb it through my beard against the grain using my fingers. Make sure to work it into the skin! The directions suggest applying it 3 times a day for best results, but a few hours after the first application my beard was quite a bit softer and more compliant with "laying down". Been using it for about a month and a half now: Easier to trim, shaving stubble is WAY less irritating, and the color in my beard is really starting to show. I think I spent something like… $15 USD at a Target for the stuff, but after trying it I lurked about online (Reddit mostly) and found quite a bit of DIY recipes for making your own for less than $10 USD; which produced almost tripple the amount of oil from store bought product.