How to avoid a rash from shaving: your guide to shaver burn
An annoying skin rash from shaving is often the price you pay for smooth skin, but it doesn’t have to be. If you’re prone to a rash after a shave, it might be a sign that you have sensitive skin. To avoid irritation and razor rash, you just need the right tools and methods that’ll leave you smoothly shaven for your next date or party.
Tools: arm yourself against razor burn rash
To indulge your skin and give it a break from shaving burn, use a shaver that irritates it as little as possible. Electric shavers help to prevent razor rash, so that’s a great place to start. An electric shaver helps to minimise the possibility of disturbing your natural skin barrier and therefore reduce the risk of developing a rash from shaving.
A shaver such as the OneBlade contours to the curves of your face and body – whether you’re keen to avoid shaving burn or just want to remove hair gently. If you prefer a wet shave, you can use the OneBlade in the shower, thanks to its water-resistant design. The skin guard on the OneBlade face+body offers an extra layer of protection for any body part, including your sensitive areas. For the face and neck, a gentle razor is recommended to prevent possible shaving burn. The OneBlade doesn’t shave too close to your skin to keep it comfortable.
Method: shave correctly to reduce the risk of a rash from shaving
It’s not just the tools that help to prevent shaving burn, you need to know exactly how to shave while taking care of your skin. Shaving technology has moved leaps and bounds over the years, and there’s more to it now than shaving foam and strong pressure. But when it comes to razor rash treatment and the best thing for shaving rash, you should always keep in mind how you shave.
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Shaver series 7000 Wet & Dry electric shaver
S7783/50
Close shave, advanced skin protection
The Philips Series 7000 glides smoothly over your skin, while cutting each hair close - even on 3-day beards. Equipped with advanced SkinIQ technology, the shaver senses, adapts and guides on the correct motion, for better skin protection.
See all benefits As you know, there’s no failsafe shaving rash treatment, or shaving rash cure, and even following a prevention method is not fool proof. However, if you’re keen on learning how to stop razor burn, make sure you give all our tips a go, from dry shaving to rash reducing shaving tools. With any luck, you’ll begin to see how much you can improve your skin. Read more advice on shaving pimples, razor burn or whether to wet or dry shave on our blog.
