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HOW TO ACTUALLY GET RID OF RAZOR BUMPS
Razor burn is a skin irritation you can develop after shaving. It can happen on any part of your body you shave. Razor burns can affect your face, neck, legs, armpits or pubic area. Dry shaving, shaving too quickly or shaving with a dull blade can all cause razor burn. The skin irritation usually shows up a few minutes after shaving, and it usually lasts from a few hours to a few days.
Pseudofolliculitis barbae is a condition that can occur due to ingrown hairs. Ingrown hairs can occur after shaving when your hair curls into your skin as it grows back. Razor burn and razor bumps both cause red, irritated skin. But razor bumps look like small pimples. Razor burn looks like a blotchy skin rash.
Pseudofolliculitis barbae is a condition that can occur due to ingrown hairs. Ingrown hairs can occur after shaving when your hair curls into your skin as it grows back. Razor burn and razor bumps both cause red, irritated skin. But razor bumps look like small pimples. Razor burn looks like a blotchy skin rash.
I'd like to start this guide by explaining my journey in getting rid of razor bumps.
When I was a kid I started by shaving everyday because I wanted a chad beard. Since I was 16 I started to noticed everytime I shaved my skin was getting worst and worst, specially in the neck.
I started google searching and watching vids on yt to get solutions. Went to dermatologists, barbers etc.
Every tip was useless. I feel like i've tried everything at this point. Every razor. 6 blade razors. 4 blade razors etc etc. Eletric ones like Philips one blade (70€) and even mega expensive ones like philips s9000 premium edition 2023 (700€ where I live).
I've tried every cream, every foam, every aftershave. You get the idea....
A week ago I asked here on this forum for helps, and finally i got something.
Therefore, first I must thank the following users : @Ken @Zeyn
When I was a kid I started by shaving everyday because I wanted a chad beard. Since I was 16 I started to noticed everytime I shaved my skin was getting worst and worst, specially in the neck.
I started google searching and watching vids on yt to get solutions. Went to dermatologists, barbers etc.
Every tip was useless. I feel like i've tried everything at this point. Every razor. 6 blade razors. 4 blade razors etc etc. Eletric ones like Philips one blade (70€) and even mega expensive ones like philips s9000 premium edition 2023 (700€ where I live).
I've tried every cream, every foam, every aftershave. You get the idea....
A week ago I asked here on this forum for helps, and finally i got something.
Therefore, first I must thank the following users : @Ken @Zeyn
This is how it used to look :
After:
(These photos were taken 1 week after the photo above)
After:
(These photos were taken 1 week after the photo above)
PRODUCTS THAT ACTUALLY SOLVED IT
Get a safety razor, forget about every other even eletric shavers. (Those got me bumps aswell)
BASICS:
(Helps but it won't fix completely , brands doens't really matter)
- Get a good pre shave oil (I'm using Murdlock pre shave oil 26€)
- Get a good shaving cream (Murdlock Shaving cream 52.99€)
- Get a good shave brush (Bulldog Original Shave brush 9.50€)
- Get a good safety razor.
GOD SAVERS:
Use these immediately after shaving.
- Alum block (Around 5€)
- Benzoyl Peroxide (I'm using Benzac 12€)
You'll thank me a lot after using this.
Get a safety razor, forget about every other even eletric shavers. (Those got me bumps aswell)
BASICS:
(Helps but it won't fix completely , brands doens't really matter)
- Get a good pre shave oil (I'm using Murdlock pre shave oil 26€)
- Get a good shaving cream (Murdlock Shaving cream 52.99€)
- Get a good shave brush (Bulldog Original Shave brush 9.50€)
- Get a good safety razor.
GOD SAVERS:
Use these immediately after shaving.
- Alum block (Around 5€)
- Benzoyl Peroxide (I'm using Benzac 12€)
You'll thank me a lot after using this.
Disclaimer
Sorry for the bad english and the newbie format of the guide. It is indeed my 1st time posting a serious topic here.
And once again thanks to @Ken and to @Zeyn
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If I saw you IRL I would never think “Blud wrote his first guide on .org”.
