How To Prevent Shaving Bumps.

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Skyler P.

Dec 11, 2013

Skyler P.

In the back if my legs (hamstring) I always get red irritated shaving bumps. how can I prevent this?

Julie S.

Dec 11, 2013

Julie S.

Venus has a razor with these little "moisture bars" attatched to the razor. It seems dumb but you don't have to use shaving cream or anything as long as your legs are wet. They also give a really good shave and last a long time. Also, don't forget to use lotion after, maybe even one with aloe.

Ana P.

Dec 11, 2013

Ana P.

Change your razor before 3 months of use.

Lisa S.

Dec 11, 2013

Lisa S.

Take 3/4 cup of sugar (yes the kind in your kitchen lol) and 1/4 of coconut oil (I use Spectrum Extra-Virgin Coconut Oil) and mix them together, before mixing though, I usually heat up the coconut oil in the microwave just for like 15 seconds to make it easier to mix... And then use the scrub before you shave because it removes dead skin

Skyler P.

Dec 12, 2013

Skyler P.

Thanks girls. and @julie s.- thanks but I already use those.  :)

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