Help!!? Razor Burns

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Nikkie N.

Nov 16, 2013

Nikkie N.

No clue... sowwie. I use nair.

Preeti P.

Nov 16, 2013

Preeti P.

Scrub and ezfoliate!! it will reduce ingrowns and switch to waxing.

Carol D.

Nov 16, 2013

Carol D.

Use aloevera gel to sooth your skin

Lexi K.

Nov 16, 2013

Lexi K.

Have you ever tried shaving with oil? I know some people use coconut or baby oil. It leaves your skin super soft. I also noticed any razor with 4+ blades causes irritation. My cousin has super sensitive skin, and she uses a single blade razor to shave.

Kaela G.

Nov 16, 2013

Kaela G.

I make my own sugar scrub with coconut oil and sugar and I found tht if I use tht before shaving I dnt get razor burn 😃

Anupa M.

Nov 18, 2013

Anupa M.

I suffer from sensitive skin. Vaseline could be the problem because it acts as a barrier - your skin needs a little time to breath. I find that an after shave balm works best. My favorite is Gillette's after shave lotion (for men) they have similair products for women but the men after shave stuff don't irritate my skin at all. good luck!

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