Razor bumps troubles!!

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Morgan M.

Aug 18, 2013

Morgan M.

I get really bad razor bumps around the bikini line! I hate them. What are some good ways to get rid of or prevent razor bumps?! Thanks ❤

Khushbu K.

Aug 18, 2013

Khushbu K.

I've got bad razor bumps in my under-arms area.. I need answer too.. I'm following the question. ☺

Briana R.

Aug 18, 2013

Briana R.

I use this stuff by "Tend Skin" from Ulta. I tried to get the link from my Ulta App but it wouldn't let me. But it's super effective for elimimating ingrown hairs and preventing razor bumps because I had the same problems...It's alittle pricey for a 4 or 6oz (I don't remember) but check out Ulta for it.

Briana R.

Aug 18, 2013

Briana R.

Ok... It's called "Razor Bump Skin Care Solution" by Tend Skin and trust me it works wonders. After I shave I use a cotton ball and apply it and I had not one razor bump! It can sting a little but it's tolerable and worth it. And you have to apply it more than once. I think the directions are on the bottle. Hope I helped you guys!! :)

Morgan M.

Aug 18, 2013

Morgan M.

Thanks so much!

Emma T.

Aug 18, 2013

Emma T.

Use aloe Vera, it's the best thing I've used from razor bumps and I get them so bad!

Emma T.

Aug 18, 2013

Emma T.

I shave with Aveeno shaving cream, downwards with the hair and then dry and put on the aloe after my shower and as many times as needed. Great before bed.

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