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There are a number of possible causes and contributing factors that can lead to razor burn. Pre-shave oil is the good kind helping to prevent razor burn by softening facial hair and lubricating the skin.
Shave in the right direction.
How to prevent razor burn down there. Remember the less dead skin there is the less likely the follicle will get clogged and infected. Shaving cream provides a buffer between the razor blade and your skin allowing it to glide more evenly. It means a closer cleaner shave with much less chance of nicking yourself.
Razor burn is essentially a skin irritation that forms after shaving. There are a number of possible causes and contributing factors that can lead to razor burn. First of all razor burn can occur when dry shaving so dont do that.
Secondly you can get razor burn by shaving too aggressively or pressing too hard when shaving so dont do. Now that youve got the basics down read on for a few more pointers thatll help you prevent ingrowns and razor burn while youre removing hair. A great way to prevent razor burn is by keeping the skin around the bikini line really healthy like with Fur Oil says Kaiser.
This is an oil you apply for a few days before or after hair. - Exfoliate then rub the area with baby oil before you shave to soften the hair and skin. - Shave using a mens razor one with four blades and mens moisturising shaving cream.
Pre-shave oil is the good kind helping to prevent razor burn by softening facial hair and lubricating the skin. Softer facial hair is easier to cut through meaning your razor is less likely to pull and irritate it. Lubricated skin means the blade glides over it greatly reducing irritation.
Joshua Zeichner MD director of cosmetic and clinical research at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York says using shaving cream or gel is especially. Use a shaving cream with soothing ingredients like aloe vera to help prevent both irritation. Shave in the right direction.
Shaving with the grain or in the direction of hair growth can help. Using a razor with three or more blades can prevent razor burn and bumps because the blades are spaced more tightly together on the razor head and will glide easier across your skin. More blades also allow for a closer shave in less strokes which helps prevent skin irritation.