Why do people get Razor Bumps? (POWERFUL DEMO)

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Why do people get Razor Bumps? In part one of the series, we'll discuss:
Show More Why do people get Razor Bumps? In part one of the series, we'll discuss:

1. WAYS 2 REMOVE HAIR
a. Clippers/electric razor: hair is cut with sliding teeth
b. Manual razor: hair is sliced off with blade(s)

2. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU REMOVE HAIR WITH CLIPPERS

#GOOD
- the side to side motion of an electric clippers teeth result in a jagged hair shaft. during re-growth, this uneven tip makes it harder for the hair shaft to pierce the skin
- clippers dramatically reduce the chances of razor bumps and nearly altogether eliminate the chance of a cut hair becoming ingrown by falling beneath the skin

#BAD
- stubble length hair without a close shave
- pre-razor bumps are minor irritation bumps resulting from this beveled hair shaft.

2. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU REMOVE HAIR WITH A RAZOR

#GOOD
- close, cleaner-looking shave

#BAD
- risk of ingrown from too many blades or too many passes
- sharp, spear-tip causes pre-razor bumps during hair re-growth

3. SUGGESTIONS
- Alternate: shaving 2 to 3 days with electric clippers after a manual shave with a razor blade

4. WHAT IS A HAIR ALL ABOUT
- The outside covering is called the cuticle: this consists of several layers of flat, thin cells laid out overlapping one another as roof shingles.
- The actual hair follicle rests below the skin called the epidermis
- Hair texture varies on your body. my face hair is curly but my chest hair is straight.
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